The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and International Student Study Abroad are two excellent learning resources for students studying the American Indian culture and history. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum houses more than one hundred...

Currently owned by the University of Arizona, this research facility was originally built to be a closed ecosystem. Today, it is dedicated to the study of ecology and atmospheric science. Biosphere 2...

Framed by the mountains, this modern, 155-acre complex features baseball, softball and soccer fields, as well as a bicycle path. The complex can be rented for concerts and special events, too. Kino...

Founded over 400 years ago (and rebuilt after being demolished by an Apache raid in the late 18th century), this historic Catholic mission is one of Tucson’s most enduring landmarks. It has...

This 24-acre, non-profit zoo is located within Gene C. Reid Park. Founded by Reid in the mid-1960s, it is home to more than 500 animals, including lions, tigers, grizzly bears and a...

Spend an afternoon exploring this museum, which opened in 1952 and includes a zoo and a botanical garden, as well as an art gallery and even an aquarium. The museum also hosts...

Home of hugely successful Wildcats baseball (and former home of spring training for both the Colorado Rockies and the Cleveland Indians), this stadium was built in the 1930s and seats just under...

This historic area features a lively arts and shopping scene, with a plethora of one-of-a-kind boutiques and galleries. It’s also home to the 4th Avenue Street Fair, which takes place every December...

Catch a  of the Old West at this fascinating studio and theme park, which will thrill the whole family with games, rides, great shopping and dining. Many iconic movies have been filmed...