Visit Arizona’s second-largest city, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and a year-round outdoor playground.

Discover Tucson's allure—Arizona's second-largest city, famed for desert landscapes, iconic Saguaro cacti, and vibrant Mexican-American culture.

See giant symbols of the Southwest in the only place where saguaros grow in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson.

Hotels in nearby Benson and Tucson also make the perfect home base to visit many of Southern Arizona’s signature attractions. Visitors discover ties to Arizona’s heritage at Tombstone and Bisbee, …

The city is the starting point for the annual 40-mile El Tour de Tucson, which attracts thousands of cyclists from across the United States on the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, when the weather …

Tanque Verde Ranch is one of America's top old-time cattle and guest ranches. We're located on 60,000 acres of Tucson's most breathtaking desert landscapes, nestled amongst the Rincon Mountains and …

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum This indoor and outdoor museum is dedicated to conserving the Sonoran Desert by protecting native plants and animals, providing educational programming, …

From a small gathering of gem and mineral collectors, professionals, amateurs and hobbyists in the 1970s, the winter gem show in Tucson has grown into an international annual event that draws …

Since moving to Tucson in 1988, freelance writer Elena Acoba has enjoyed traveling to the four corners of Arizona. Her favorites spots in her adopted state: the natural wonders and the rich historical sights.

Just outside the park, visitors can head south for metro attractions in Tucson or a bit further north to Oracle for more outdoor adrenaline rushes. Towering mountains set the backdrop for epic outdoor …