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Attractions in Tucson

Explore some of the world's top attractions and Arizona's best-kept secrets.

Discover the beauty of the Sonoran Desert and learn how diverse a living desert can at Tohono Chul, Tucson Botanical Gardens, and Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, or at the Children's Museum where kids can get an introduction to this unique environment with interactive exhibits. Travel through time to the unique architectural and cultural legacy of Mission San Xavier del Bac or to a century of military and aerospace history with 300 vintage-to-modern aircraft at the Pima Air & Space Museum.

Explore wide-open spaces by hiking the mountain ranges that circle the Old Pueblo or wandering wilderness preserves and parks. Witness all the beauty of the American Southwest from the cascades of Seven Falls at Sabino Canyon to the majestic cacti of Saguaro National Parks East & West, or the high-pine and aspen forests of Mt. Lemmon, to the otherworldly depths of Colossal Cave Mountain Park and Kartchner Caverns State Park®.

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Museums

Immerse yourself in world-class art, exciting history and mind-bending science at a museum in…

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Parks & Gardens

Our parks offer crowd-pleasing outdoor adventure and fun. Come explore Tucson and Southern Arizona.

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Shopping

Sure, we all love a spa day but sometimes retail therapy is what's most needed.

Explore Southern Arizona Attractions

Learn more about all the adventures you can choose from in Tucson from the Southern Arizona Attractions Alliance. 

Did you know that many Tucson attractions are ADA-friendly? Explore a list of some here.

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Tucson Streetcar

Travel in style within walking distance to many of Tucson’s most celebrated, well-known restaurants, shops, art galleries, historic neighborhoods…

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