4 Days in Tucson Itinerary

It is more than a museum and require 3 hours to visit as an whole.an excellent museum showcasing the native wildlife and vegetation of the Sonoran desert; well maintained park,You can enjoy a cup of coffee inside cafe also.Desert animals are kept in their \ natural\ habitat.DONT EVER TRY TO MISS IT!

It is well worth your time to visit the Mission and is the oldest European style building in Arizona.Take your time: watch the video, look all around the grounds and buildings, sit in the sanctuary for a bit, go through the little museum.One of the most beautiful churches i have ever seen before.WOW

The key to a successful visit at this national Park depends on your planning, do not go during monsoon, it could be disastrous.The Park Ranger staff is very informative.Pack a picnic lunch and set out on this amazing driving loop through this magnificent park. The roadway is an easy drive.AWESOMEeee

Great zoo with lots of local charity and fundraising events through the year.Aside from the camels, the gibbons are my favorite. So active and totally cute!The zoo is very interactive and at almost every cage or compound there was someone there to answer questions and give you general information.

went here with friends for the first time since Vivace moved to new premises near La Encantada. we all remarked that it was very noisy, and considering the amount that was probably spent on renovations.The menu is limited and should cover anyone\'s tastes. Not many pasta dishes. Delicious Taste..Ymmm

We only took the Boneyard Tour at this museum. The Boneyard is where the military keeps aircraft that have been retired.The Air Space Museum is a great place to go see planes from the past. It\'s is good place for kids to learn about the planes and when they were in service.A place for ALL AGEsssss

The Kitt Peak National Observatory is a United States astronomical observatory site located on 2,096 m Kitt Peak of the Quinlan Mountains in the Arizona-Sonoran Desert on the Tohono O\'odham Nation, 88 kilometers west-southwest of Tucson, Arizona.Enjoyed allot unique red rock formation on either side

What a wonderful surprise, there is no fee to visit the gallery and grounds. De Grazia\'s artwork and love for the local Native American culture is profound.There is a video that highlights his life and many of his paintings.he whole property has a nice ambiance, with southwestern touches and chapel

“Of course we see a lot of cacti in the desert, but the variety of succulents here is pretty amazing.”We saw the butterfly exhibit which was really neat but very humid. I was only able to stay in there for 10 minutes before I nearly died.Food trucks meet you as you exit the gardens. ENJOY CUPCAKEsss

Excellent museum. There is an amazing detailed display and dierama regarding Native American Life in Arizona. The pottery collection is incredible. The collection is very expensive and a rich advocation all resource.Wonderful museum! Found the format informative and easy to follow. AWESOME DISPLAY!

I can\'t say enough about the family friendly angle for this property. It\'s absolutely beautiful, romantic and incredible for a wedding.they have a Kids Club that you can leave the kids at from morning until 9pm and it\'s about the same cost as a sitter.It\'s like a Preschool, toys, activities and more

The food at a T-Pads game has gone from being pretty good to just being ordinary. There are two main concession stands, one down each baseline, that offer the basic ballpark fare for prices that you would expect to see at a baseball stadium.Offer \ Beers from around the world\ for those that prefer t

The views of the city and surrounding mountains are quite spectacular. At first I did not think that the mountain would be high enough to offer some views but was quite surprised by the expansive views from the top.We took the tram up. The driver left alot to be desired as far as being informational

The Fox Theater is my favorite historic building in Tucson. The renovation turn out so well.The acoustics are excellent, the interiors Southwest Deco and well maintained. My partner enjoyed the full bar which was really reasonably priced. The show price for two was '.. reasonably at its best

Beautiful Cathedral! Even from the outside, it is a very impressive!Very beautiful. Me and all kids loved just relaxing in the court yard outside this very elegant looking church.loved the lively music and atmosphere, even though the entire mass was in Spanish.Definitely worth a visit while stopping

Just to loud, not very clean and to far from downtown, bad WIFI Connection. Nearby a lot of other Motels, maybe some of them would be better.The personnel training leaves a lot to be desired.Nothing nuch to get arround it, take it as time pass point of view.Thats It... uhhhhh..

The staff here makes me and my family as well as the neighbors I know feel like we matter. They are always kind, happy, and responsive. It seems like customer service is failing all over the place these days but not here.Pusch Ridge Vistas, Arizona apartments are great with some nature beauty touch

After the sun sets, the museum opened itself up to the public for free. Besides free entry to the University\'s art museum, the curators provided fabulous treats, art puzzles, excellent lectures, live music, a drawing for prizes, and a fun scavenger hunt.I really enjoyed the Ansel Adams photos.!!!!!

The Rialto had vaudeville shows every Wednesday that consisted of five different acts for the same price

El Tiradito doesn\'t disappoint in that sense. But if you\'re not into these sort of things, skip it. If you are, enjoy how cool and peaceful this little spot gets. There really are ghosts here. Bring a candle.you can enjoy something in a small Mexican restaurant with some delicious tasty fast food..

A must visit if you have any interest in fascinating Jewish history, territorial Arizona. Fantastic changing exhibits with really knowledgeable docents. We had a docent, I believe he was a doctor at one time and he was incredibly informative, funny and proud of this museum.Its a GEM among all musee

am glad the Cats play here. I just wish there were more day games in the spring when the weather is perfect.I love baseball and nachos. Here you get the best of both worlds. The nachos are seriously delicious and you get the enjoy them along with the smells of fresh popcorn,mowed grass,etc..YUMMY

The tower is topped by a weather vane depicting a miner and his donkey.The water tower received its first makeover in 1932 when Tucson architect Roy Place.Tucson Oddity: Old water tower now historical landmark.

afternoon starts with A choir of birds fills the air with song. Anglers perch at the water\'s edge, casting their lines. And just on the horizon, peeking through the mountain ranges, is the downtown Tucson skyline.Swimming, wading, glass containers and littering are prohibited. No live baitfish allow

If you\'re lucky you\'ll see Wilbur the wildcat along with museums, concert halls really nice restaurants.this is the best school anybody could ask for.the school spirit here is insane. You can walk around campus.It had the largest and most-feared student section in the PAC-12 according to websites

have three/four lines set up in the trees about 50 yards off of Treat Street on the East side of the park. There are plenty of trees so if you want to bring a line to set up or you need help setting one up feel free to bring it. Kids and people that just want to try it for the first time are welcome

McKale Center is great place to watch U of A sports, not a bad seat in the arena.What a special place that I hold close and dear to my heart. Named after Pop McKale, this arena is just electric, anchored by the Zona Zoo student section when the Wildcats are playing. A WORLD of WILDCAT SPORTS s here