So much to see, do and experience in Tucson.

In Tucson, you’ll find wide open spaces, an intimate connection with nature, art and culture, and hands down the best Mexican food in the country! Tucson is known as the “Soul of the Southwest,” perfectly blending its rich history with a commitment to a bright future.

Enjoy the best food of your life. 

Tucson received the United Nations of Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) distinction of being a City of Gastronomy because of its rich culinary heritage. A sumptuous blend of Native American and Mexican traditions, eating locally means more than eating well in Tucson — it’s about history and culture, and it's a way of life!

Local ingredients are everywhere, and many restaurants, like Teresa’s Mosaic Cafe or the Agave House, are chef-led, providing exquisite experiences for diners. Food and drink tours guide residents through unforgettable culinary, brewery, or winery expeditions that tickle the taste buds. Try Flying Aprons Tucson, Slow Food of Southern Arizona, or Taste of Tucson Downtown for the best!

Explore Arizona’s best-kept secrets. 

From national parks and forests, to world-class museums and science centers, to upscale shopping, there’s a lot to do in Tucson. Known as a “dark sky community” and the “astronomy capital of the world,” you’ll catch some of the most clear and bright stars you’ve ever seen, especially if you visit the Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium or the Kitt Peak National Observatory. 

Just minutes from Saguaro Ranch, you’ll find an abundance of shopping centers, including La Encantada, Plaza Escondida, Casas Adobe, and Mountain View Plaza. There is certainly no shortage of things to do here in Tucson!

Embrace the Sonoran Desert lifestyle.

Tucson’s near-perfect weather offers residents the opportunity for year-round outdoor adventure. The otherworldly beauty of Saguaro National Park beckons hikers and campers, while the rugged Coronado National Forest calls for bird watching and horseback riding. Bountiful wildlife, mysterious caves, majestic mountains, and unexpected rivers and lakes are just waiting to be explored. 

In Tucson, outdoor life isn’t just available — it’s a way of being.