Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe Features

Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe Features

• Top Reasons to Go
  

  Resort spas: With dozens of outstanding desert spas, Phoenix has massaged and wrapped its way to the top of the relaxation destinations list... read more

• Spa Time in Arizona: Say Ahhh
  

  OK, so you came, you saw, you shopped, you dined, you recreated. Now it's time for some rest and relaxation at one, or even several, of the... read more

• Valley of the Sun Golf: Driving Ambition
  

  Itching to get into the swing of things? Hoping to partake in some coursework? Looking to get linked in? In other words, would you rather be... read more

• Valley of the Sun Food
  

  Arizona is still the state that people think of for cowboys, cactus, and "It's a dry heat," but many have thought of it as an endless possibility... read more

• Scottsdale Shopping
  

  Despite its origins as a livestock town, Scottsdale has steadily evolved from a sow's ear into a silk purse. Once a sleepy suburb of Phoenix... read more

• Baseball's Spring Training
  

  For dyed-in-the-wool baseball fans there's no better place than the Valley of the Sun. Baseball has become nearly a year-round activity in the... read more

• Phoenix History: A City Grows in the Desert
  

  As the Hohokam (the name comes from the Piman word for "people who have gone before") discovered 2,300 years ago, the miracle of water in the... read more

• Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesen West
  

  More than just an artist's retreat and workshop, Taliesin West and the surrounding desert still inspire both visitors and architects who study... read more

• The Lost Dutchman Mine
  

  Not much is known about Jacob "the Dutchman" Waltz, except that he was born around 1808 in Germany (he was "Deutsch," not "Dutch") and emigrated... read more