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Like the mythical bird that bears its name, Phoenix has risen up from the ashes of ancient Indian settlements to become Arizona’s largest city.

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World is just a stone’s throw from Las Vegas and the perfect respite for a side trip.

A distinct “hump” in the landscape offers panoramic views over the Valley of the Sun.

Located high above the Sonoran Desert, this observatory gives you the opportunity to see the cosmos through its renowned telescope collection.

Hike, bike or drive through fields and forests containing one of the most recognized cactus plants in the world.

Explore a geological phenomenon that has been millions of years in the making. While here, enjoy unbeatable views of Phoenix.

The Red Rock Country of Arizona is famed for its Native American history, incredible landscape and outdoor activities.

One of the largest aviation museums in the world houses aircraft and spacecraft from the 1920s to the present.

Arizona’s second-largest city is known for its desert landscapes, mountainous regions, science scene and cosmopolitan culture. 

While this town typifies the Old West, it also has amazing modern art, exciting natural outdoor attractions and dozens of golf courses.

Once one of the United States’ most secretive locations, this former missile site was converted into a museum toward the end of the Cold War.

One of the largest aviation museums in the world houses aircraft and spacecraft from the 1920s to the present.

One of the largest aviation museums in the world houses aircraft and spacecraft from the 1920s to the present.

Marvel at fascinating geological features and varied wildlife on the scenic hikes and self-drive tour that skirt this almost millennia-old volcano.

With desert flora and fauna, including larger-than-life cacti, this garden attracts those who want to experience the desert without venturing far from the city.

Once one of the United States’ most secretive locations, this former missile site was converted into a museum toward the end of the Cold War.

Once one of the United States’ most secretive locations, this former missile site was converted into a museum toward the end of the Cold War.

Just a short drive from the arid deserts, these spectacular ranges are home to lush trails, caves, lakes and snowy mountains.

Once one of the United States’ most secretive locations, this former missile site was converted into a museum toward the end of the Cold War.

The Red Rock Country of Arizona is famed for its Native American history, incredible landscape and outdoor activities.

Both the heart of the Old West and a secret home to the Cold War’s nuclear activity, this unique Arizonan area offers intriguing desert landscape.

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World is just a stone’s throw from Las Vegas and the perfect respite for a side trip.

This wildlife park often ranks in the top American zoos for families, and is the largest non-profit zoo in the United States.