Tucson is Arizona’s second-largest city, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and a year-round outdoor playground. Explore places to see with this Tucson visitor’s guide.

For example, the Whole Bead Show and To Bead True Blue are devoted to the display and sale of beads. Others, like the African Art Village and American Indian Art Exposition, feature more …

Spend the Night. Most visitors to Antelope Canyon make the city of Page home base for multiple excursions to geologic wonders on the Navajo Nation. Along with the area’s slot canyons, …

Road Trips & Tours. Eat, Drink, and Explore Tucson and Tombstone. In 2015, UNESCO proclaimed Tucson a City of Gastronomy, a venerable nod to its unique regional cuisines, …

So many people come to see the Grand Canyon, that a convenient place to stay the night nearby was needed. Tusayan makes it easy for guests, as you can get park passes and reserve tours …

Oro Valley means "Valley of Gold" in Spanish, a reference that dates to a time when prospectors were searching for their fortune. Nowadays the riches of this bedroom community refer to its …

A trip to Fort Bowie goes deep into Arizona’s backcountry and shines a light on a cultural time capsule. Apache Pass is a route thousands of settlers used during westward expansion.

Important notes. All luggage and vehicles are subject to search for prohibited items when entering the Havasupai Reservation. These items include alcohol, drugs, drones and weapons.

Bisbee Visitor Center. 478 N Dart Rd Box 1642 Bisbee, Arizona 85603

Sample the Salsa Trail in Safford, Arizona, then explore Mount Graham International Observatory, the Gila Box riparian area, and Roper Lake State Park.