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This renowned combination zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden reflects the diverse flora and fauna of the...
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This renowned combination zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden reflects the diverse flora and fauna of the Sonoran Desert, featuring wildlife like coyotes, bears and mountain lions in their natural settings and aviaries, one for hummingbirds and the other for varied desert birds.
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Located in the Catalina Mountains and part of the Coronado National Forest, this beautiful canyon offers outdoor recreation...
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Located in the Catalina Mountains and part of the Coronado National Forest, this beautiful canyon offers outdoor recreation including hiking, swimming, biking and picnicking. For an overview of the area, take the narrated shuttle bus tour.
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Category: Science Museums; Military Museums; Speciality Museums; Museums
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This entire museum is dedicated to the history of flight and houses one of the largest aircraft collections in the world,...
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This entire museum is dedicated to the history of flight and houses one of the largest aircraft collections in the world, including World War II combat gliders, experimental aircraft, a B-17 "Flying Fortress" and enough other military and commercial aircraft to fascinate any aviation buff.
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Laugh, Have Fun and Celebrate at Arizona's ONLY Intimate Illusion Show. Roland Sarlot and Susan Eyed transport you on a...
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Laugh, Have Fun and Celebrate at Arizona's ONLY Intimate Illusion Show. Roland Sarlot and Susan Eyed transport you on a beguiling magical journey around the world in their Vaudeville-Inspired Magical Parlour Show limited to just a few dozen guests. Sarlot and Eyed have performed as house magicians at the world's top resorts, for Fortune 100 CEOs, to the 200 Most Powerful Women in America. The "Magic, Mystery and Oooh La La" happens select Fridays and Saturdays evenings during high season. Check website for show times and details.
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Category: Missions; Architectural Buildings; Religious Sites
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Built in the 1700s, this recently restored white adobe church, representing a wonderful example of Spanish colonial...
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Built in the 1700s, this recently restored white adobe church, representing a wonderful example of Spanish colonial architecture, is beautiful inside and out, with colorful frescoes, sculptures and carvings.
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Cultivate your appreciation for the Sonoran Desert’s natural beauty and the impression it makes on everyone who explores our...
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Cultivate your appreciation for the Sonoran Desert’s natural beauty and the impression it makes on everyone who explores our “Desert Corner”. Here, the seasons inspire wondrous events both in nature and culturally; Tohono Chul celebrates every opening, whether for an internationally known artist or an exquisite cactus flower. Wander the natural desert gardens—escape the noise of everyday. Engage in our sincere passion to evolve “The Desert Corner” as an integral crossroads of nature, art and culture.
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This 27-hole, Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, appealing to pros and beginners alike, is situated on the lovely 250-acre...
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This 27-hole, Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, appealing to pros and beginners alike, is situated on the lovely 250-acre Westin La Paloma resort and offers magnificent city and mountain views.
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Catalina State Park has something for: 1. The kids (they love it when the water is running) 2. Birders 3. Equestrians 4. Pic-nickers 5. Serious Rock-climbers 6. Hikers of...
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The International Wildlife Museum is dedicated to increasing knowledge of and appreciation for the diverse wildlife of the...
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The International Wildlife Museum is dedicated to increasing knowledge of and appreciation for the diverse wildlife of the world, as well as explaining the role of wildlife management in conservation. Founded in 1988, the museum has over 400 kinds of insects, mammals and birds from all over the globe. Some of the collections are more than 100 years old and all the species found at the museum were donated by various government agencies, wildlife rehabilitation centers, captive breeding programs, zoos and individuals. The museum features a collection of animals from all over the world, along with dioramas re-creating the natural environment in which these animals live. Your visit is an excellent opportunity to see animals up close and gain a better understanding of their size and adaptive characteristics. The museum has many touchable specimens on display. All exhibits are indoors and the facility is wheelchair accessible and air-conditioned. Wildlife movies run hourly from 10am until 4pm.
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Category: Amusement/ Theme Parks; Speciality Museums; Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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Where the Spirit of the Old West Comes Alive! Have you visited Old Tucson lately? In addition to the old movie sets and...
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Where the Spirit of the Old West Comes Alive! Have you visited Old Tucson lately? In addition to the old movie sets and memorabilia of its rich Western film history, Old Tucson is now the premier attraction in the Southwest to experience what life in the Old West was really like. Heritage Square contains 12 new movie quality sets and 3 new streets in the “town square.” The design of the new building sets was led by Gene Rudolf a credited Art Director for many movies including Young Guns II, The Great Gatsby, The Right Stuff, and many more. Recent additions are the Native American Village and Living History Program. Just a stroll down the street is an adventure as you learn about the perils of cross-country travel via stagecoach, schools on the frontier, the demands of life as a sheriff in a Wild West town, and other topics discussed throughout the town. Old Tucson Living History programs are designed to be entertaining yet educational. Our goal is to create the atmosphere of a western town circa 1865–1900 that lets guests step back in time. Old Tucson has adopted a new logo to represent its expanded focus on Old West history, heritage, and culture in addition to its storied film history and world-famous entertainment. This broadening of scope is represented by the iconic wagon wheel, symbolic of the great westward movement of settlers to the southwest in the 1800s by wagon train. The seven spokes of the wheel represent the strong cultural and historic groups that made significant contributions to Tucson’s rich heritage: Native Americans, Spanish Colonials, Mexicans, Western Cowboys, Ranchers, Chinese, and African-Americans. The seven spokes join at the wheel’s hub (the location of the Old Tucson name), representing the synergistic joining of culturals and heritages at Old Tucson for a living western experience found nowhere else in southern Arizona. Moving us toward the future, the wagon wheel reminds us to honor and celebrate our history, heritage, and diverse cultures. Old Tucson spring special events include Wild West Days and the Cowboy Music Festival (presented in conjuction with the Western Music Association, AZ Chapter. Operating Hours and AZ Resident Discount. Old Tucson invites you to see for yourself the New Old Tucson – Where the Spirit of the Old West Comes Alive! Old Tucson is open daily thru April. For a limited time, Old Tucson is offering Arizona residents one free admission with the purchase of a regular priced adult ticket. This buy-one, get-one-free offer requires a valid Arizona ID. One discount per id; cannot not be combined with any other discounts.
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This 18-hole golf course, designed by famed Tom Fazio, is built around the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, and...
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This 18-hole golf course, designed by famed Tom Fazio, is built around the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, and features the famous 100-yard par 3 signature hole.
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"You could easily spend a full day here unless you are used to cactus scenery. This incredible ride (free by the way) through the mountains and cactus is just gorgeous. The ocotillo were blooming mid-late April and the saguaros were just starting. Endless photo opportunties and a nice amount of 'pull..."outs' so you can let the faster traffic go by, especially in the morning. This road is like hiking in your car! No need to walk anywhere which makes it really great if you have passengers who physically just can't hike. We suggest going in the morning to avoid the afternoon heat if it will bother you. Highly recommend this wonderful park. The photos just don't do it justice. Have fun!!
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"We found this tour to be just great! Brad was an entertaining host, and we certainly enjoyed spending time with him. Since my husband and I were the only two on the tour that day, we had the benefit of all of Brad's attention. We ate things that we would not normally eat (i.e. polenta, corned bee..."f, pastrami, hummus). We visited 8 restaurants: Sparkroot, Empire Pizza, Reilly, Café 54, La Cocina, El Charro, Monkeyburger, and The Hub. Wow! So many wonderful food samples. Polenta with Meat sauce, Margerita Pizza, Cheese Tortellini with sautéed vegetables, cheeseburger with fried pickles. The Tour closes down during the hot summer months, but please give them a chance in the fall if you're looking for a fun field trip.
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"If you are a history buff then check out the Museum of the Horse Soldier, a real gem in the desert! One of a kind museum with a wonderful atmosphere and Assistant Dir. Rae. He knew his history, not to mention his passion and love for the artifacts were beyond words. Truly a great museum, still new, ..."but with positive feedback and people taking the time to check it out, I know it will grow to something special. Best of all it costs only $3 to tour the museum, yes might be smaller than most, but what they have to offer is like none other. You will not be disappointed! Stop in and let Rae and his assistant show you the reins of how the horse soldiers tamed the West and the rest of the world!
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