Explore the captivating blend of desert landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture in Tucson, Arizona, and its surrounding areas. From the majestic saguaros of Saguaro National Park to the historic missions of San Xavier del Bac, there's something for everyone. Indulge in southwestern cuisine, discover local artisans, and immerse yourself in the spirit of the Old West.
Nestled amidst the enchanting Sonoran Desert, Oro Valley beckons with its unique blend of natural splendor and contemporary comforts. Here, panoramic vistas of rugged mountains and sprawling desert landscapes frame a community characterized by vibrant living and outdoor adventure.
The ultimate golfing experience for the whole family, Top Golf has 72 bays with free Wi-Fi, restaurant and bar, hundreds of TVs and a rooftop terrace with fire pit.
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Catalina State Park, located north of Tucson, Arizona, offers a serene escape amidst the Santa Catalina Mountains. Visitors can explore scenic hiking trails, discover ancient petroglyphs, and enjoy world-class rock climbing opportunities.
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This unique State Park features 2.4 miles of underground passages for visitors to explore. Tours must be reserved in advance by calling (877) MY-PARKS.
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Old Tucson is a movie studio and theme park located in Tucson, Arizona. It was originally built in 1939 for the movie Arizona, and has since been featured in over 300 films and television shows. The park offers live entertainment, gunfights, stunt shows, and other attractions that showcase the Old West.
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Founded in 1952, this 98-acre zoo, aquarium, botanical garden, and natural history museum features two miles of walking paths set on 21 acres of desert landscape.
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Open daily for guided and self-guided tours, this Historic National Landmark was originally founded as a Catholic mission by Father Eusebio Kino in 1692.
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Saguaro National Park, renowned for its majestic saguaro cacti and captivating desert landscapes, offers visitors an unforgettable experience in the Sonoran Desert. With scenic trails, ancient petroglyphs, and stunning sunsets, it's a paradise for hikers, photographers, and nature lovers alike. Explore the beauty of the desert and create lasting memories at Saguaro National Park.
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Owned by the University of Arizona since 2011, Biosphere 2 is an American Earth system science research facility and teaching center located in Oracle, Arizona.
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Colossal Cave Mountain Park offers year-round daily tours (on the hour) of its cave’s unique rock formations and the lush above-ground butterfly garden.
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Open daily for guided daytime and nighttime tours, this National Observatory is home to one of the largest arrays of optical and radio telescopes in the world.
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This unique State Park features 2.4 miles of underground passages for visitors to explore. Tours must be reserved in advance by calling (877) MY-PARKS.
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Only a short drive from nearby University of Arizona, Westward Look offers the perfect respite for college sports fans and visiting family! Catch a football game and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, or attend graduation and witness another chapter in the young adult lives of your loved ones. After a busy day, our rooms await to provide a tranquil setting to unwind and relax in comfort.
Explore Tucson and Southern Arizona’s top attractions with the Book of Fun or purchase a Digital Passport online. Filled with deals you can’t get anywhere else, the Book of Fun lets you take in the stars at Kitt Peak National Observatory and experience the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, one of America’s best zoos.
From charming boutiques and artisan markets to bustling malls and unique shops, Tucson offers something for every shopper. Here’s a glimpse into the shopping attractions that make Tucson a retail paradise
