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Sightseeing
Regarded as one of the most scenic drives in southeast Arizona, the Mount Lemmon Scenic Byway takes travelers to the upper reaches of Mount Lemmon and the Santa Catalina Range.
Mount Lemmon Highway
Mount Lemmon HighwayRegarded as one of the most scenic drives in southeast Arizona, the Mount Lemmon Scenic Byway takes travelers to the upper reaches of Mount Lemmon and the Santa Catalina Range.
This 91,327-acre park pays tribute to the saguaro cactus, a common symbol of the American West. The park is home to the country's largest cacti and has plenty of scenic views, hiking trails, and picnic areas.
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Saguaro National Park
This 91,327-acre park pays tribute to the saguaro cactus, a common symbol of the American West. The park is home to the country's largest cacti and has plenty of scenic views, hiking trails, and picnic areas.
Located along the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains on Tucson's northeast edge, Sabino Canyon's numerous hiking
trails and swimming spots make this recreation area popular with locals and tourists alike.
Sabino Canyon
Located along the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains on Tucson's northeast edge, Sabino Canyon's numerous hiking
trails and swimming spots make this recreation area popular with locals and tourists alike.
Housing more than 350 aircraft and spacecraft spread over 80 acres of exhibits. this is one of the largest air and space museums in the world.
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Museu de l'Aire i de l'Espai de Pima
6000 E Valencia RdHousing more than 350 aircraft and spacecraft spread over 80 acres of exhibits. this is one of the largest air and space museums in the world.
This natural history museum combines live animal exhibits and demonstrations with botanical gardens.
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Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
2021 N Kinney RdThis natural history museum combines live animal exhibits and demonstrations with botanical gardens.
Museum for children of all ages features immersive art, music, nature & educational exhibits.
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Museu Infantil de Tucson
200 S 6th AveMuseum for children of all ages features immersive art, music, nature & educational exhibits.
There are a dozen public gardens on more than 5 acres with educational aspects and activities for kids.
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Jardins Botànics de Tucson
2150 N Alvernon WayThere are a dozen public gardens on more than 5 acres with educational aspects and activities for kids.
Series of galleries inside adobe homes with exhibits of pre-Columbian and Latin American folk art.
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Museu d'Art i Bloc Històric de Tucson
140 N Main AveSeries of galleries inside adobe homes with exhibits of pre-Columbian and Latin American folk art.
Completed in 1797, this iconic mission church features Baroque architecture and painted artwork.
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Misió de San Xavier del Bac
1950 W San Xavier RdCompleted in 1797, this iconic mission church features Baroque architecture and painted artwork.
Park at the foot of the Santa Catalina Mountains with 5,500 acres for hiking, camping, and more.
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Parc Estatal de Catalina
11570 North Oracle RoadPark at the foot of the Santa Catalina Mountains with 5,500 acres for hiking, camping, and more.
Food scene
Noble Hops offers a staggering 175 beers (28 of them on tap!) and an outdoor seating area that will make you never want to leave.
Noble Hops
445 South Alvernon WayNoble Hops offers a staggering 175 beers (28 of them on tap!) and an outdoor seating area that will make you never want to leave.
Superbly-delicious sushi, noodle dishes, and more. It’s not fancy and there aren’t all that many seats, but if you like the authentic flavors of Japan, Ikkyu won’t disappoint.
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Ikkyu
2040 W Orange Grove RdSuperbly-delicious sushi, noodle dishes, and more. It’s not fancy and there aren’t all that many seats, but if you like the authentic flavors of Japan, Ikkyu won’t disappoint.
Award-winning, regional Mexican cuisine. Offers upscale selections from six distinct culinary regions in Mexico.
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Seis Kitchen
1765 E River RdAward-winning, regional Mexican cuisine. Offers upscale selections from six distinct culinary regions in Mexico.
Offers a seasonal menu focusing on fresh ingredients and a great
atmosphere. The service is impeccable, the drinks are great, and
the patio is a perfect spot to spend some time.
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Wildflower
7037 N Oracle RdOffers a seasonal menu focusing on fresh ingredients and a great
atmosphere. The service is impeccable, the drinks are great, and
the patio is a perfect spot to spend some time.
Bars & Wineries
An eight-acre vineyard offering a unique selection of white and red wines. They grow six different types of grapes on their property and have decades of winemaking experience.
Old Pueblo Cellars
10088 North Saint Patrick RoadAn eight-acre vineyard offering a unique selection of white and red wines. They grow six different types of grapes on their property and have decades of winemaking experience.
Barrio has an extensive list of beers. The brewery sells 12 drafts,
including Barrio blonde, American pale ales, and their mocha java stout, brewed with Euro-espresso roasted coffee.
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Barrio Brewing Co
800 E 16th StBarrio has an extensive list of beers. The brewery sells 12 drafts,
including Barrio blonde, American pale ales, and their mocha java stout, brewed with Euro-espresso roasted coffee.
Located 30 minutes from downtown Tucson lies Charron Vineyards – come here for a relaxing day of wine tasting and picnics.
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Charron Vineyards
18585 S Sonoita HwyLocated 30 minutes from downtown Tucson lies Charron Vineyards – come here for a relaxing day of wine tasting and picnics.
Easily one of the best beer bars in Tucson, Tap & Bottle is a fun and friendly beer cafe for craft connoisseurs. The 21 taps rotate
very frequently, and there are numerous beer and wine options.
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Tap & Bottle - Downtown
403 N 6th AveEasily one of the best beer bars in Tucson, Tap & Bottle is a fun and friendly beer cafe for craft connoisseurs. The 21 taps rotate
very frequently, and there are numerous beer and wine options.
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Rent a Bike!
Tucson is a biker's delight! Multiple vendors rent bicycles. We
recommend Tucson Bicycle Rental and Oro Valley Bicycle Rental.
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Hop on a Bus
Sun Tran buses run throughout the metropolitan area, but not to many of the top attractions. Buses operate every day from around 6 a.m. to midnight.
Find convenient routes on www.suntran.com.
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Cars are King
Per US News, "[t]he best way to get around Tucson is by car. Although there are several public transportation options, you'll need your own wheels to reach top sites... "
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Take a Streetcar
The Sun Link Tucson Streetcar connects five popular areas, including the University of Arizona, Fourth Avenue, Main Gate Square, downtown Tucson, and the Mercado District.
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Uber/Lyft
Both ride-sharing services are readily available in the area.