Attractions

Area Attractions

	SKYLINE COUNTRY CLUB — Enjoy a guest pass to this Private Country Club while you stay with us. The Country Club offers golf, tennis, a full exercise facility with trainers, a heated Olympic size pool, and a fabulous dining experience, with views to die for. TUCSON AREA GOLF COURSES
OLD TUCSON — A Famous movie location with movie sites, live gunfights, saloon shows and stagecoach rides and live concerts.
CENTER FOR CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY — One of the leading photographic centers in the world. It houses photographers' archives including Ansel Adams, Richard Avedon and Edward Weston. There is a collection of more than fifty thousand photographs, galleries a library and research facilities.
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MINERALOGICAL CENTER AND PLANETARIUM — exhibiting minerals native to Arizona as well as fine gem stones and fossils can be found here. "Astronomy" is Tucson's middle name, and from our home here in "Optics Valley" The University of Arizona's Flandrau Science Center has their finger on the pulse of what's happening in the world (or should we say the universe) of astronomy.
BIOSPHERE II — A 3-acre enclosed eco-system modeled on the earth’s own biosphere.
REID PARK ZOO — Travel from the mountains of South America, through the Asian rain forest, and to the African savanna in just a few hours. The Reid Park Zoo encourages visitors to explore naturalistic habitats exhibiting over 500 exotic animals from around the world. The new "Flight Connection" aviary introduces guests to dozens of species of birds from Australia, Asia, and Africa.
TUCSON BOTANICAL GARDENS — An Urban Oasis in the Heart of Tucson. Stroll our paths...Take shade in our courtyards.... five 1/2 acres illustrate the evolution of the gardening in the Tucson basis, from the imported lushness of the 1930's to the nakedly cactus and succulent gardens favored today. 15 specialty gardens including Nuestro Jardin (Mexican-American Garden), Herb Gardens and more. Gift shop, meeting rooms, tours and much more.
ARIZONA SONORA DESERT MUSEUM — is a zoo, natural history museum, aquarium, and botanical garden all in one place. Our mission is to inspire people to live in harmony with the natural world by fostering love, appreciation, and understanding of the Sonoran Desert. Visitors come from all over the world to walk its beautiful desert paths and explore naturally landscaped live animal exhibits.We invite you to visit the Museum and experience our unique interpretation of the fascinating animals and plants that inhabit the Sonoran Desert. The New York Times calls it the nations "most distictive zoo".
TOMBSTONE/BISBEE/GHOST MINING TOWNS — Explore the Old West, real and movie style, from staged gunfights to stagecoach rides. Pan for gold. Take an underground tour of Bisbee mines. Great family fun.
MOUNT LEMMON/KITT PEAK — Picnic, camp, fish and ski on 9157 foot high Mt. Lemmon. Spectacular scenery and sightseeing. Visit Kitt Peak, the world’s largest collection of optical telescopes.
SABINO CANYON RECREATION AREA — is one of Tucson's natural treasures. Fed by the waters of Sabino Creek and sheltered by the canyon walls, the plants and animals that inhabit the canyon offer an interesting contrast to those found in the surrounding desert. The shade and cool water attract visitors year-round. Begin your trip through the canyon by first stopping at the visitor center then, take a 45 minute narrated tram, or walk the 3.8 mile scenic creek side trails of Sabino Canyon
SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK — is both enchanting and mysterious. The lush desert floor is highlighted by stately Saguaro cactus and scores of smaller trees and shrubs. Two year-round visitor centers offer museums, films, and helpful personnel and literature.
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