Phoenix

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North Central Phoenix
8 reviews
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Encanto
8 reviews
An orientation theater introduces the 14,000-work collection, which includes a rare reproduction of Gilbert Stuart's 1796 portrait, George Washington. — Michelin Guide
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Old Town
8 reviews
This rugged and serene swath of desert sits on the southwestern border of Scottsdale and Phoenix, and is home to some 50,000 cacti, succulents, agaves, shrubs, and trees. — Travel + Leisure
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North Scottsdale
7 reviews
Wright and apprentices constructed a desert camp here using organic architecture to integrate the buildings with their natural surroundings. — Fodor's
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Desert Ridge
6 reviews
Billing itself as the only museum in the world dedicated to the display of global musical instruments, Phoenix's Musical Instrument Museum, or MIM, opened in 2010. — Afar Magazine
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Old Town
5 reviews
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Downtown Phoenix
5 reviews
This concrete monolith... has 350 hands-on exhibits, a five-story theater and cutting-edge planetarium. — Michelin Guide
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Central City
4 reviews
The square is home to around a dozen buildings... now converted into shops and restaurants, as well as a museum occupying Rosson House. — Michelin Guide
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Downtown Phoenix
5 reviews
With nearly 50,000 square feet of breathing room, the Children's Museum of Phoenix is a great place for the kids to get involved in the exhibits. — Afar Magazine
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Central City
4 reviews
The 1895 Victorian home of a surgeon who became mayor of Phoenix has parquet floors, painstakingly replicated wallpaper patterns, a pressed-tin ceiling, transoms containing ruby glass. — Where
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5 reviews
Features regularly changing exhibits of Western art, Old West artifacts and historic Native American objects, on loan from some of the world’s foremost collectors and institutions. — Where
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Central City
4 reviews
Formerly Bank One Ballpark, this baseball field is home to the Arizona Diamondbacks and handles rain or shine with its retractable roof. — Concierge
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Downtown Scottsdale
4 reviews
A mock strip of the 19C West in the heart of swank Scottsdale, Old Town has wooden sidewalks, cigar-store Indians, rustic storefronts, and Mexican and Western art. — Michelin Guide
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Paradise Valley
4 reviews
It's here at Cosanti that Soleri's famous bells are cast, and most weekday mornings you can see the foundry in action. — Frommer's
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Old Town
6 reviews
With more than 90 fully restored fire engines dating back to 1725, this museum lures anyone who runs to their window at the sound of a siren. — Michelin Guide
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South Mountain Village
6 reviews
Boyce Luther Gulley constructed the castle during the 1930s and early 1940s using stones from the property. The resulting 18-room fantasy has 13 fireplaces, parapets, and many other unusual touches. — Frommer's
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4 reviews
Has permanent collections of contemporary, Southwestern, North and Latin American art, hosts regular temporary shows, and houses international artists-in-residence. — Lonely Planet
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Camelback East
4 reviews
This red-hued beauty is an attractively rugged cliff perfect for hard-core hikers. — Travel + Leisure
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Camelback East
3 reviews
Great place to bring out-of-towners for a piece of history and panoramic Valley views. — Gayot
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