Phoenix Things to Do

Located at the intersection of Washington Street and Central Avenue, 'Downtown Phoenix' has something for everyone—museums, cultural venues, sports venues, music halls, theatres and much more. This place is an instance of 20th... more

For more than twenty years, Arizona Desert Tours has been guiding visitors through Arizona's back country. Trained guides will teach you survival techniques while relating the lore of the area. Enjoy the enchanting desert color... more

Escape the city via two wheels to capture a feeling of freedom. Daily or weekly rentals include motorcycle, security, repair kits, dual seats, saddlebags, windshields and luggage racks. Take that dream ride to Monument Valley o... more

Forget about polar bears and other cold-climate creatures; this zoo focuses its attention primarily on animals that come from climates similar to that of the Phoenix area (although the rainforest exhibit is an exception)... more

More than 1,000 years ago the Hohokam built the first irrigation system. This marks Phoenix's lone National Historic Landmark. Exhibited at Pueblo Grande Museum & Cultural Park are the ancient cultures of the prehistoric Hohoka... more

The Mystery Castle in Phoenix is one of the most unique attractions in the United States. The 3-story castle was built in 1945 by Boyce Gulley, who left it for hid young daughter after leaving her some 15 years earlier. The 18-... more

Officially operated by the Arizona National Guard Historical Society, its purpose is to preserve items and history of Arizona's military. The facility is housed in a historical adobe building, which was built in 1936and used fo... more

The 16,000-acre South Mountain Park offers visitors a strong environment for outdoor activities. There are 51 miles of trails here, where hiking, horseback riding, climbing and cycling are popular. As the largest city park in t... more

Built in 1965, this stadium offers 8,500 seats and as home to the Oakland A's spring training for 17 years is a very popular place with locals. Easily accessed by exiting Interstate-10 at the 48th Street exit, take the Hohokam... more

Named for the Spanish word for "enchanted," this mid-city emerald oasis lives up to its name. 200 acres of no-fee picnic areas and nature trails afford family entertainment. Minutes away from the business district, it is a grea... more