About Tucson
Mild weather, world-renowned museums, first-class resorts, a host of cultural and outdoor activities, fabulous dining and close proximity to the Old West towns make this city a premier destination.

Tucson attractions
There's no way to see everything in Tucson in a weekend, so relax. Enjoy this desert oasis and plan to come back for more.
• Suggested itineraries for exploring Tucson
• Shop 'til you drop in Tucson
• Calendar of annual events in Tucson

Tucson spa destinations
If you are searching for relaxation and rejuvenation, a trip to Tucson puts you at one of the world's leading spa destinations. Tucson's resort spas combine luxurious pampering with outdoor recreation.

Tucson lodging ideas
While staying in Tucson you can choose from numerous accommodations ranging from bed & breakfast inns to dude ranches and from basic motels to luxury resorts. You'll find lower rates in the summer months.

Tucson dining & nightlife
From the oldest family operated Mexican restaurant in the U.S. to 4-star fine dining, Tucson is quickly earning a reputation as a gourmand's delight. Tucson easily has a menu of great foods catering to every taste.

Nearby: San Xavier del Bac
San Xavier del Bac is one of the best preserved missions of the Southwest. It stands alone south of Tucson, framed by an empty desert interrupted only by the mission and a lonely road.

History: Coronado roamed here
It's possible, though it may never be proved, that explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado once stood on this very spot, looked to the south and said, "Hey, you guys! I can see Mexico from here!"