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Welcome to Tucson, Arizona.
Tucson is Arizona's second largest city and is the hub of activity and commerce for southern Arizona. It is a clean, modern and attractive city. The metro area has a population of nearly 800,000 and is home to the University of Arizona.
Near town is renowned Saguaro National Park featuring that wonderful desert icon, the saguaro cactus. Tucson is located in a valley at the base of 4 different mountain ranges. Just northeast of Tucson, the Santa Catalina Mountains rise to over 9,000 feet. They are home to the southernmost ski resort in the United States.
Because of the almost always clear and relatively dark skies, there are several large telescope installations around southern Arizona operated by several different entities. The largest of them Kitt Peak National Observatory west of Tucson offers some public access. Tucson is located in southern Arizona about 120 miles southeast of Phoenix It lies at the junction of I-10 and I-19.
Tucson, Arizona, with the w:Santa Catalina Mountains in the background.
Large city sophistication, small town flavor and laid-back attitude. Tucson can be what you want it to be. From stylish to rustic, fitting any mood or recreational pleasure. That's the attraction of Tucson. Its growing population of 800,000 fun-loving residents places it among America's fastest growing cities.
No crowded urban landscape here. Tucson is only about wide-open beautiful spaces quietly nestled in the colorful Sonoran Desert surrounded by different mountain ranges each offering unique experience while equally sharing worldclass views. Famous for its giant Saguaro with striking elegant blooms, Tucson is a haven that attracts hikers and outdoor enthusiasts from all over the world. Surprising to many, the Tucson area is ranked among the five best bird watching locations in America. And when the mood beckons, take the scenic drive to the top of Mount Lemon in the majestic Santa Catalina Mountains. Cool pine forests, changing seasons, spectacular views and yes. winter snowfall that offers downhill skiing and bountiful winter recreation.
When you crave culture, slick yourself up and enjoy the Tucson Symphony or its Opera Company. There's an abundance of art, botanical and historical museums. Within very short driving distance, you can envelop yourself into ancient history and the rough and tough days of the old west. Tombstone Arizona is nearby; where you can walk the same path of the famous Gunfight at the OK Corral. Take a short drive to Colossal Cave and hike into the depths where the prehistoric Indian Tribes sought shelter amidst formations that took millions of years for nature to create. Just outside Tucson Arizona lies the "White Dove of the Desert" known as San Xavier del Bac which was built by Spanish missionaries and the Tohono O'odham Indians whom the mission served.
Just down the freeway from Tucson is the Mexico border city of Nogales Sonora where you'll enjoy the flavor of Old Mexico and adventurous cultural shopping. Drive a bit deeper into Mexico and discover even more native charm and some of the most beautiful beaches in the world with crystal clear blue waters and endless vacation fun.
You can see why Tucson Arizona is becoming the capital of award-winning golf resorts and spas where returning vacationers keep discovering new beauty and getaway attractions. From five star full-service hotels to budget-minded motels, Tucson offers fine accommodations that will make travel to Tucson immensely enjoyable. With over 300 days of annual sunshine and clear blue skies, its always tee-time in Tucson Az. Gorgeous golf courses ranked among the world's best are ready whenever you are. That's why so many avid golfers and business travelers enjoy the golf getaway packages that Tucson has to offer.
For history buffs, Tucson Arizona is the goldmine of ancient history. In fact, Tucson Az is one of the oldest continually inhabited areas in America with archeological discoveries dating back to 800 BC when prehistoric Indian Tribes roamed the Tucson area. The name "Tucson" actually derives from the Tohono O'odham Indian word of "Stjukshon" (pronounced chuk-son ) which means "springs at the foot of black mountain" . Through the history of Spanish Conquistadors, missionaries and other European settlers, its name evolved as "Tucson". No doubt, just one vacation to Tucson and you'll fall in love with the many lifestyle pleasures that Tucson Az has to offer. If you decide to live in Tucson, you'll find it offers some of the most attractive and affordable real estate in the country. Tucson offers a style of living and a vacation personality like no other city. You'll find everything worth experiencing right here in Tucson Arizona.
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Local daily news in Tucson:
New Arizona Gun law already in effect, many still confused
By Mark Stine - email TUCSON, AZ - The new Arizona Gun law, SB 1108 , took effect on Thursday.
Monsoon storm floods parts of Tucson
Much of the Tucson area was under a flash flood warning as heavy rains pounded eastern Pima County.
Deaths in the desert
There are places, like the medical examiners office in Tucson, Arizona, where the human cost of migration to the United States is counted.
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Places of interest:
South Tucson, AZ (3.7 miles), Drexel-Alvernon, AZ (4.9 miles), Catalina Foothills, AZ (6.0 miles), Littletown, AZ (6.4 miles), Flowing Wells, AZ (8.2 miles), Drexel Heights, AZ (10.1 miles), Summit, AZ (10.6 miles), Casas Adobes, AZ (11.1 miles).
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Hotels in Tucson
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Radisson Suites Tucson
6555 EAST SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD - Tucson, AZ, United States
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The Westin La Paloma
3800 EAST SUNRISE - Tucson, AZ, US 85718
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Hilton El Conquistador Golf
10000 NORTH ORACLE RD - Tucson, AZ, US 85737
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Ramada Foothills Inn & Suites
6944 E. TANQUE VERDE - Tucson, AZ, US 85715
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Ramada Inn Suites Palo Verde
5251 S JULIAN DR - Tucson, AZ, US 85706
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Innsuites St. Mary's City Ctr
475 N. GRANADA - Tucson, AZ, US 85701
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Best Value Inn Tucson
810 E BENSON HWY - Tucson, AZ, US 85713
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Hilton Tucson East
7600 E. BROADWAY - Tucson, AZ, US 85710
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Doubletree Tucson Reid Park
445 S ALVERNON WAY - Tucson, AZ, US 85711
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Ramada Inn West Tucson
665 NORTH FREEWAY - Tucson, AZ, US 85745
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Vagabond Plaza Hotel
1601 NORTH ORACLE ROAD - Tucson, AZ, US 85705
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Residence Inn By Marriott
6477 EAST SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD - Tucson, AZ, US 85710
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Embassy Stes Tucson Brdwy
5335 E Broadway Tucson Az 85711
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Embassy Suites Tucson
7051 S.TUCSON BLVD- Tucson, AZ, US 85706
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Flamingo Suites
401 W LAVERY LANE - Tucson, AZ, US 85704
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Sheraton Tucson Hotel & Suites
5151 E. Grant Rd.
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Tucson Airport Courtyard
2505 East Executive Drive
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Loews Ventana Canyon Resort
7000 NORTH RESORT DRIVE - Tucson, AZ, US 85741
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Clarion Randolph Park
102 N ALVERNON WAY - Tucson, AZ, US 85711
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Hampton Inn Airport
6971 South Tucson Blvd
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