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Quote: The word 'museum' is a bit misleading.Museum means that items and artifacts are behind glass, long-since dead and are not to be touched.But, the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum is alive.Encompassing several hundred… Read More
Quote: It was gorgeous. We went early in the day though and they were having service so I missed out on taking some good pictures of the inside. They have the service every hour on the hour till 3 I think it was. … Read More
Quote: One afternoon in Tucson, we went out to the Douglas Spring Trail at Saguaro National Park. This trail is in the east part of the park. To get to the trailhead, take Speedway Blvd. east from Tucson to the end of… Read More
Quote: We hiked into Sabino Canyon. There is a tram that can take you 3.8 miles into the canyon. The tram runs every 15-20 minutes and has six stops within the canyon, from which you can go on many different hiking… Read More
Quote: The Pima Air and Space Museum is a very unique and interesting place to visit. With over 160 planes, 100,000 square feet of hangar space, and home to years of our Nation's aerospace history, it is a must-see if… Read More
Quote: When I first arrived at my son's house in Arizona, I got out of the car and for some reason my eyes were drawn to the stars, which were in every corner of the sky. This was my first visit to this beautiful US… Read More
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Quote: Old Tucson Studios is an active film studio, although they are most known for all the old Westerns shot here.Going to Old Tucson is like strolling onto a movie set. Everything you'd expect is there: the saloon,… Read More
Quote: Fourth Avenue is THE place to go in Tucson if your looking for a unique, truly Tucson experience. Nestled between downtown and the University of Arizona, this strip of road is frequented by a diverse crowd of… Read More
Quote: The Mini Time Machine is a relatively new addition to the Old Pueblo. For a town with a lot of sun, it's really nice to have a place to go that indoors and nicely air conditioned. There is always different… Read More
Quote: Irish “conquistador” Colonel Hugo O’Conor (AKA Hugh O’Conner) selected this site in 1775 to build Presidio de San Agustín del Tucson. It stood as a defensive fort while Arizona territory belonged to Spain and… Read More