メルフィッシャー海洋博物館入場券

The downstairs is full of very interesting things. When you go to the second floor, the second floor deals with slave trade and the slave ships that Mel Fisher found.

If you're visiting on a cruise vacation it's a short walk from the cruise ship to the museum. It's a interesting and informative look into the salvage of ship wrecks off the South Florida coast from the 1400's on. As Mel Fisher would say every day "Today's the Day

For more insightful view on history of Key West and Spanish gallons and gold and other products being shipped and then sank and then the discovery of treasure and Mel fishers journey of hunting and finding gold —snippet of facts and stories of the wreckers and families their sacrifices, they made in history and then the ones that come after to hunt and discover sunken treasures

Fantastic museum stop in Key West! Stopped in on April 14th & spent about 1 1/2 hours exploring the treasures found by Mel Fisher & his family & coworkers. Gold, silver, everyday objects… it took them years! Also a comprehensive & thoughtful exhibition on the slave trade upstairs. Very sad. I learned some new facts…

Very interesting and almost unbelievable that booty like this could be found. Cool respite from the heat.

I hadn’t been here in years and was amazed at how much more was added to the museum and how wonderful it is to hear and see the history of the Atoche and the bounty that came from the shipwreck

Mel Fisher has a fascinating story. This museum is about his diving experiences and finding the treasures of the Atocha. It was a part of a Spanish Fleet returning home after plundering Central and South America with todays equivalent of over $1 billion in treasure.. The artifacts and story are very interesting. Having worked in museums as a career, I can highly recommend this museum. Everything is clearly explained, without too much text. The presentation is exceptionally crafted. The videos are well placed, and not too long. Everything is clean and tidy.

Interesting museum on Mel Fisher and wreck salvaging in general. Learned a lot about sea trade in early America ... eye opening. Worth a visit.

If you have any interest in pirates, or black history, this museum covers both thoroughly. The descriptions of slave trade were very emotional.

Fantastic experience, learning about the miraculous discovery of the sunken Atocha!! There are wonderful displays of coins, etc. found in the wreckage . DO NOT miss the short film at the beginning!! We Loved it !!