Tucson Hotels, Map & Travel Guide

Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona, and the most famous, with a fascinating history, having been populated by humans for about 10,000 years.

Tuscon is not only the second largest city in Arizona, but one of it’s most famous. It’s also got a fascinating history – having been populated by humans for over ten thousand years, and it’s well worth taking the time to explore this history when you are in town.
The Mission San Xavier del Bac is a great start for exploring that history – built in the late 1700’s, it’s recently been restored to it’s original color and Spanish architectural glory.
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is another great place to explore Tuscon – in this case, the natural history. It’s a huge desert park, filled with all kinds of animals, from hummingbirds in the walk in aviary to black bears, and is an awesome place to wander around.
Saguaro National Park, on the fringes of the museum, is an eerie place to visit. It’s the largest forest of the famous Western cacti in the world. Tuscon Botanical Gardens, on the other hand, is filled with lush greenery that’s completely opposite to the desert surroundings.
In winter, you can explore the geological riches of the area, when the Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase, when collectors and enthusiasts from around the world descend on the city to swap, admire and enjoy the mineral heritage.
4th Avenue is one of Tuscon’s hot spots for nightlife, and if you do make a trip to the area after dark, make sure you visit local institutions like The Surly Wench and O’Malleys. Congress Street is another hotspot, and the club called Congress draws those who love to dance, so if you’re energetic, that’s the place to go.
Hotels range from the budget friendly to more up market like the Hyatt Place Tuscon Airport, or the more centrally located Comfort Suites Sabino Canyon, or, if it’s luxury you want, consider the Tanque Verde Ranch, which combines luxury, like spa treatments, with outdoor activities like guided horse rides!
Camping is another popular activity in Tuscon, and there are several great parks and campsites, like the Catalina State Park, where you can choose to rough it if you prefer the outdoors. The famous ghost town – Tombstone – is also just outside the city, so make sure that you plan a trip if you are going to be in town.

Tucson Hotel and Attractions Guides

Top Tucson Hotels Loews Ventana Canyon Resort Canyon Ranch Hotel Westward Look Resort Omni National Resort Starr Pass Resort Hilton El Conquistador Resort Westin La Paloma Resort The Lodge At Ventana Canyon Arizona Inn Varsity Clubs of America Hotel Embassy Suites Paloma Village Days Inn Airport Desert Diamond Casino and Hotel Tanque Verde Ranch Hotel Marriott Hotel University Park The Hotel Arizona Hilton Hotel East Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Airport North Sheraton Hotel & Suites Four Points Hotel University Plaza Country Inn & Suites Hyatt Place Hotel Airport Radisson Suites Airport Residence Inn Williams Centre Best Western InnSuites Foothills Hotel & Suites Courtyard Hotel Airport Viscount Suite Hotel La Quinta Inn and Suites NW Embassy Suites Williams Center Courtyard Hotel Williams Centre Best Western Las Brisas Hotel Airport Best Western Royal Sun Inn and Suites Residence Inn Lodge on the Desert La Siesta Hotel Golf Villas Oro Valley Radisson Suites Riverpark Inn Randolph Park Hotel and Suites Best Western Catalina Inn La Posada Lodge & Casitas Starr Pass Golf Suites Doubletree Hotel Reid Park Hampton Inn Airport Quality Inn Grant Road Hampton Inn & Suites Mall Windmill Suites Saint Philips Plaza Casitas At Sabino Springs Hotel Hilton Garden Inn Airport Big Blue House Bed & Breakfast

Top Tucson Attractions Arizona National Golf Club Arizona Stadium Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Benson Amtrak Station Catalina State Park Center for Creative Photography Christopher Columbus Park El Presidio Park El Tiradito Shrine Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium Fort Lowell Museum Fourth Avenue Tucson Franklin Auto Museum Funtasticks Family Fun Park Greasewood Park Higgins Michael D American Indian Art International Wildlife Museum Kitt Peak National Optical Astronomy Observatory Old Town Artisans Old Tucson Studios Omni Tucson National Golf Resort Pima Air & Space Museum Postal History Foundation Reid Park Zoo Sabino Canyon Saguaro National Park San Xavier del Bac Mission Sentinel Peak Sosa Carillo Fremont House Museum St Augustine Cathedral Tohono Chul Park Trail Dust Town Tucson Airport Tucson Amtrak Station Tucson Botanical Gardens Tucson Children's Museum Tucson Convention Center Tucson Electric Park Tucson Museum of Art Tucson Raceway Park Tucson Symphony Orchestra University of Arizona Whipple Fred Lawrence Observatory Winterhaven Festival of Lights   Nearby Towns & Cities Catalina (Arizona) Green Valley Marana Oro Valley Sonoita Tucson

Tucson Resources

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tucson,_Arizona http://www.visittucson.org/

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