by PETER GREENBERG

The island of Key West, on the southernmost tip of Florida, may be just 4 miles long and 1 mile wide, but it is packed with more history, culture, music, food and fun than places 10 times its size. Here’s a look.

Key West culture is celebrated in its food and drink. Start your day with a café con leche or cortadito at one of the three Cuban Coffee Queen locations, along with a Cuban breakfast burrito or cheese toast made with Cuban bread. If you go to the location on Southard and Duval, you’re less than a 10-minute walk from the Hemingway Home & Museum, a National Historic Landmark, where you can study the legacy of Ernest Hemingway, who lived and wrote in Key West in the 1930s.