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Central Tucson—which has most of the shops, restaurants, and businesses—is roughly bounded by Craycroft Road to the east, Oracle Road to the west, River Road to the north, and 22nd Street to the south. The older Downtown section, east of Interstate 10 off the Broadway-Congress exit, is smaller and easy to navigate on foot. Downt
Central Tucson—which has most of the shops, restaurants, and businesses—is roughly bounded by Craycroft Road to the east, Oracle Road to the west, River Road to the north, and 22nd Street to the south. The older Downtown section, east of Interstate 10 off the Broadway-C
Central Tucson—which has most of the shops, restaurants, and businesses—is roughly bounded by Craycroft Road to the east
Central Tucson—which has most of the shops, restaurants, and businesses—is roughly bounded by Craycroft Road to the east, Oracle Road to the west, River Road to the north, and 22nd Street to the south. The older Downtown section, east of Interstate 10 off the Broadway-Congress exit, is smaller and easy to navigate on foot. Downtown streets don't run on any sort of grid, however, and many are one way, so it's best to get a good, detailed map. The city's Westside area is the vast region west of Interstates 10 and 19, which includes the western section of Saguaro National Park and the San Xavier Indian Reservation.
The oldest Catholic church in the United States still serving the community for which it was built, San Xavier was founded in 1692 by Father...Read More
Year-round, but especially in summer, locals flock to Coronado National Forest to hike, picnic, and enjoy the waterfalls, streams, swimming...Read More
The original name of this mountain, Sentinel Peak, west of Downtown, came from its function as a lookout point for the Spanish, though the Pima...Read More
Students and counterculturists favor this ½-mile strip of 4th Avenue, between University Boulevard and 8th Street, where vintage-clothing stores...Read More
The museum houses the headquarters of the state Historical Society and has exhibits exploring the history of southern Arizona, starting with...Read More
Inside the main gate of the university is Arizona's oldest museum, dating from territorial days (1893) and recognized as one of the world's...Read More
This mining operations center elucidates the importance of mining to everyday life. Exhibits include a walk-through model of an ore crusher...Read More
In the town of Oracle, about 30 minutes northwest of Tucson, this unique, self-contained cluster of ecosystems opened in 1991 as a facility...Read More
Ansel Adams conceived the idea of a photographer's archive and donated the majority of his negatives to this museum. In addition to its superb...Read More
Youngsters are encouraged to touch and explore the science, language, and history exhibits here. They can examine a patient in the Bodyology...Read More
Arizonan artist Ted DeGrazia, who depicted Southwest Native American and Mexican life in a manner some find kitschy and others adore, built...Read More
North of the Convention Center and the government buildings that dominate Downtown, El Presidio Historic District is an architectural thumbnail...Read More
No one seems to know the details of the story behind this little shrine, but everyone agrees a tragic love triangle was involved. A bronze plaque...Read More
Attractions at the university's science museum include a 16-inch public telescope for evening stargazing, hands-on science exhibits, planetarium...Read More
Fertile soil and proximity to the Rillito River once enticed the Hohokam to construct a village on this site. Centuries later, a fort (in operation...Read More
With approximately 200 miles of scenic trails, the recreation area of Madera Canyon—which includes Mount Wrightson, the highest peak in southern...Read More
Part of the Santa Catalina range, Mount Lemmon—named for Sara Lemmon, the first woman to reach the peak of this mountain, in 1881—is the southernmost...Read More
At the University of Arizona's research observatory on Mount Lemmon, visitors can plumb the night sky on the highest mountain in the area using...Read More
This huge facility ranks among the largest private collections of aircraft in the world. More than 300 airplanes are on display in hangars and...Read More
This pink Spanish colonial–style building with a mosaic-tile dome is among Tucson's most beautiful historic structures. Still in use, it was...Read More
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