TravelDay Trip: Prescott
With ghost stories galore, Western ephemera around every corner and former territorial capital status, Prescott pretty much checks all the boxes.
With ghost stories galore, Western ephemera around every corner and former territorial capital status, Prescott pretty much checks all the boxes.
Tortilla Flat is an Arizona original, from the dollar bills tacked onto the walls to the prickly pear fare.
Discover where to eat and what to do in this South Phoenix neighborhood.
Tucson is part of the UNESCO gastronomy list, so it only makes sense to explore the city via food. Not only does Tucson boast a formidable culinary culture, but it also offers a unique historical heritage. Check out these must-try restaurants. ¡Vamos a El Charro! Take a stroll down memory lane at this century-old café. Home of the original chimichanga, El Charro provides an array of authentic Mexican food. It’s also Arizona’s oldest Mexican restaurant...
Rub elbows with legislators and lobbyists at the historical area around the Arizona Capitol.
Bucolic Camp Verde gives visitors a taste of the frontier lifestyle, but with modern essentials like coffee shops and wineries.
Spend a day discovering this Downtown Phoenix enclave.
After undergoing several “placemaking” initiatives since 2017, downtown Tempe is more than a party hub for college kids.
Grand Avenue is an arts district sprinkled with galleries, hip coffee shops and neighborhood restaurants.
Few getaways are more head-clearing than a high-altitude retreat. Pinetop-Lakeside is the perfect place to get your fix.
Tucson is a nature-lover’s Shangri-La but with average daily highs of 95 degrees F in September, Tucson is an indoor city as well.
The twin communities of Heber and Overgaard boast a quaint small-town charm sprinkled with a colorful history.
Cool off with a day trip to these Northern Arizona sister towns.