Newcomers to the U.S. city of Phoenix, Arizona can easily notice that this is a city bathed in sunshine. As the capital of the state, it is as modern as any American metropolis - boasting an active arts scene and a rapidly growing economy.
Phoenix is the capital of the U.S. state of Arizona. This sun-bathed city, fifth largest in the country, which boasts 300 sunny days a year, is growing rapidly. Phoenix has nearly 1.5 million residents. Although the largest city on the southwest region, the biggest attraction of the Phoenix is the land that surrounds it: a large expanse of desert wildlife.
To plan a trip there, start looking for Phoenix flight deals including a stay at the "Phoenician" resort. Housed at the base of Camel-back Mountain in Scottsdale, this resort offers 250 acres of wide-reaching views of the local village. Take your drink and go outside to enjoy the twinkling lights of the city.
Take the road to the center of Camel-back and Virginia, for a taste of old times in Phoenix. Durant's restaurant is plastered with wallpaper, where the “big guns” in Phoenix gathered in the past to cut deals and eat big steaks. If you are a local, go through the kitchen.
Want breakfast? There can always be crowds, but Matt's Big Breakfast restaurant is a great complement.
The museum of Contemporary Art in Phoenix attracts a considerable number of people. With its recent expansion in amenities and exhibits, the place has gained tremendous popularity. Cowboy artists usually arrive in October. The museum is a place where you can eat big sandwiches and salads.
Drive north on Central Avenue and En-canto and you will come into contact with the local heritage Museum, which is dedicated to the heritage, culture and arts of Native Americans. Once here, witness the bead masters at work. The annual competition of dance with hoops and market, the museum holds many interesting events to make your budget holidays ever more worthwhile.
Phoenix is the capital of the U.S. state of Arizona. This sun-bathed city, fifth largest in the country, which boasts 300 sunny days a year, is growing rapidly. Phoenix has nearly 1.5 million residents. Although the largest city on the southwest region, the biggest attraction of the Phoenix is the land that surrounds it: a large expanse of desert wildlife.
To plan a trip there, start looking for Phoenix flight deals including a stay at the "Phoenician" resort. Housed at the base of Camel-back Mountain in Scottsdale, this resort offers 250 acres of wide-reaching views of the local village. Take your drink and go outside to enjoy the twinkling lights of the city.
Take the road to the center of Camel-back and Virginia, for a taste of old times in Phoenix. Durant's restaurant is plastered with wallpaper, where the “big guns” in Phoenix gathered in the past to cut deals and eat big steaks. If you are a local, go through the kitchen.
Want breakfast? There can always be crowds, but Matt's Big Breakfast restaurant is a great complement.
The museum of Contemporary Art in Phoenix attracts a considerable number of people. With its recent expansion in amenities and exhibits, the place has gained tremendous popularity. Cowboy artists usually arrive in October. The museum is a place where you can eat big sandwiches and salads.
Drive north on Central Avenue and En-canto and you will come into contact with the local heritage Museum, which is dedicated to the heritage, culture and arts of Native Americans. Once here, witness the bead masters at work. The annual competition of dance with hoops and market, the museum holds many interesting events to make your budget holidays ever more worthwhile.
Meet Chris Bianco - the king of pizza in Phoenix, which was christened the king by the author of ‘The best chefs in the country’ and was awarded the prestigious James Beard award, as the best chef in the Southwest region. Fans wait in queues for hours in front of his small white restaurant Pizza Bianco, a place with incredibly delicious pizza.
Next day after your flights, get armed with strong shoes and plenty of water, as thousands of hungry tourists each week do. Leave on a 2-mile walk from the Summit Trail to Piestewa Peak, to work out and to rejoice. It is a very difficult path, first built in the 30s of the twentieth century. It leads to the famous Baltimore Hotel Arizona - offering good views of the preserved surrounding desert.
