The second largest city in the state, this southern Arizona desert oasis (100 miles north of the Mexican border) is enveloped by a scenic mountain landscape. Tucson has a rich southwestern flavor complete with adobe architecture, historic neighborhoods and Native American flavor. In addition to providing a comfortable community atmosphere, Tucson is home to the University of Arizona which gives it an exciting college town feeling as well.

U of A Campus Vicinity: Nightlife, bars, clubs, shopping along Speedway Blvd. Museums including the Arizona Historical Society Museum (history of Arizona from Spanish arrival in 1540 to present day), U of A Museum of Art, Center for Creative Photography, Flandrau Science Center and the Arizona State Museum.
Old Town Artisan: Native American and Mexican artwork in 1850's abode structure.
Tucson Museum of Art and Historical Block: Tucson's main cultural center contains 5 historical building listed in the National Register of Historic Places, including La Casa Cordova which is the district's oldest house.
La Paloma Golf Course: This 27-hole, Jack Nicklaus designed golf course, a must a must play for avid golfers.
November through May is the most popular time to visit Tucson because of the warmer weather and skiing at nearby Mt. Lemmon. Travel prices are cheaper from May to September when temperatures are consistently in the high 90's and low 100's °F.