Arizona Culture and Sights

Relic from the colonial period: Arizona's most beautiful mission church. In the land of the Tohono O'odham Indians Father Eusebio Kino founded around 1700, the first Spanish mission station. The present...

The popular residential suburb offers the best golf courses, the finest boutiques and the most expensive luxury hotels throughout Arizona. Not to be missed: the Taliesin West Living Studio (108 St. / ...

Highway nostalgists and Harley bikers are drawn to the east of Kingman on old Route Original: about Hackberry (wonderfully bizarre General Store), and Peach Springs to Grand Canyon Caverns (traditiona...

address:415 W Gurley St., AZ, USA

address:2301 N Central Ave., AZ, USA

The town center has few attractions to offer the ultra-modern rotunda of the Arizona Center (arcades, shops, cafés), for instance, or the arched roof of the giant Bank One Stadium. What makes Phoenix ...

The ruins on the banks of the Salt River testify to the once located here Hohokam Indians. Tgl. 9 a.m. to 16:45, Sun from 13 clock, Admission $ 2, 4619 E Washington St.

address:Museum of Northern Arizona, 3101 N Fort Valley Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, USA

The 2100 m above sea level, lying South Rim is open year round. There you will find the most spectacular vantage points such as Mather Point and Yaki Point, good walking trails and the Grand Canyon Vi...