Phoenix presents desert gardens, museums, and mountain trails. The city combines natural parks, historic buildings, and cultural venues. The surroundings feature petroglyphs, ghost towns, and thermal springs.
The garden displays over 50000 desert plants from the Sonoran region, with walking trails and educational programs about species conservation.
The museum houses 44000 Native American artworks and artifacts with emphasis on southwestern tribes and their cultural heritage.
The museum presents 20000 artworks from Europe, Asia, America and the West, ranging from Renaissance to contemporary periods.
The 2704-foot mountain features two hiking trails of varying difficulty levels and viewpoints overlooking Phoenix Valley.
A peculiar structure from the 1930s, built by Boyce Luther Gulley using stones, car tires, and railroad tracks over 15 years.
A 1,500-acre municipal park with red sandstone rocks, walking paths, botanical garden and Hunt's Tomb, a white pyramid.
The largest private non-profit zoo in the United States with over 3,000 animals across 125 acres of land.
A 16,000-acre natural area with 51 miles of marked trails, mountain biking paths and Native American petroglyphs.
An amusement park featuring four roller coasters, miniature golf course, arcade hall and various rides suitable for all age groups.
A nineteenth century street with original buildings, a museum and a restaurant located in a Victorian house.
A museum containing 15000 instruments from 200 countries, headphones for audio tours and a concert hall for performances.
A baseball stadium with retractable roof, capacity for 48686 spectators and air conditioning for summer games.
Interactive science exhibits designed to engage and educate visitors.
Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and architecture school.
Firefighting history museum with vintage equipment displays.
Protected area offering hiking trails with city views.
Picturesque public garden designed in the traditional Japanese style.
Restored 1895 Queen Anne-style house turned museum.
Historic Catholic Church with beautiful artistry.
Showcasing life in the desert thousands of years ago.
Park with hiking trails and beautiful views of Phoenix.
Ancient rock art site, preserving over 1,500 petroglyphs.
Popular for camping and stargazing with scenic views of the Superstition Mountains.
A historic home and garden offering tours.
A restored 1890s mining site with original buildings, a mine tour and historical exhibits showing gold extraction methods from the period.
A natural preserve with a thermal spring, hiking trails and a pond that attracts over 150 species of birds.