Tucson

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9 reviews
A blindingly white adobe building that rises from a serene, brown landscape. — Frommer's
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7 reviews
Easily accessed recreation area on the northern edge of Tucson in the Coronado National Forest. Trails, picnic areas, self-guided walking tours and shuttle buses. — Where
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7 reviews
More than 300 airplanes are on display in hangars and outside, including a presidential plane used by both John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. — Fodor's
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West University
6 reviews
On the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson sits the largest and oldest anthropology museum in the SW United States. — Afar Magazine
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6 reviews
Miniature art that tells an enormous story.  — Atlas Obscura
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5 reviews
This small campus museum houses a collection of more than 6,000 artworks. — Fodor's
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West University
5 reviews
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4 reviews
Attractions include a 16-inch public telescope for evening stargazing, hands-on science exhibits, planetarium shows, and a Mineral Museum, which displays more than 2,000 rocks and gems, some quite rare. — Fodor's
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3 reviews
The east section of the park contains an older area of saguaro "forest" at the foot of the Rincon Mountains. This section is popular with hikers because most of it has no roads. — Frommer's
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6 reviews
Also known as the Tucson Mountain District, the smaller, western section of the glorious Saguaro National Park is perhaps slightly ahead of its eastern neighbor in photogenic splendor. — Lonely Planet
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5 reviews
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5 reviews
Immerse yourself in 5 1/2 acres of stunning, regional plant life, plus 17 specialty gardens. — Where
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5 reviews
A global menagerie... delights young and old at the small and compact Reid Park Zoo. — Lonely Planet
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5 reviews
The CCP is known for its ever-changing, high-caliber exhibits. — Lonely Planet
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2 reviews
Exhibits include re-created O'odham, Mexican and Anglo-American homes of the 1870s and a replica of El Presidio. — Michelin Guide
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4 reviews
Play-based learning experiences that illustrate principles of science, technology, engineering and math, with dedicated zones for guided art-making, construction activities and lessons in wellness. — Where
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2 reviews
Surrounded by palm and orange trees, St Augustine's Cathedral proudly stands with its tall white towers reaching for the sky. — Michelin Guide
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