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Tucson Arizona Attractions

Ask our concierge for local insight on hot spots in Tucson Arizona. Below are just a few Tucson Attractions and Tucson Activities where you can go while staying at Best Value Inn Tucson, AZ. Our Motel is close to the University of Arizona and just minutes away from Downtown Tucson.
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ARIZONA SONORA DESERT MUSEUM

Part museum, part zoo, the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum is a place where you can learn and see desert animals, flora, and fauna in their natural setting. Docents (guides) are on hand to greet, teach, and give tours so that you will better understand the desert environment.

Website: www.desertmuseum.org

"Probably the most distinctive zoo in the United States. It is a combination of museum, zoo, botanical garden, and nature trail. One of a kind, not to be missed"
- The New York Times

"Whether you take a picture for fun or career, this wonderful destination should absolutely be on your top 10 list."
- Best Places to Photograph Wildlife in North America Magazine

OLD TUCSON STUDIOS

Old Tucson is the most famous western film set in the world. Come roam around this western town and watch recreated gun fights, robberies, and even take in a saloon stage show. You will see history played out right before your eyes!

Website: www.oldtucson.com

SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK

Delight in seeing the giants of the desert at this national park. Hundreds of cacti to see!

Website: www.pr.state.az.us

SAN XAVIER MISSION

Mission San Xavier del Bac is situated in the Santa Cruz Valley nine miles south of Tucson Arizona. Framed in the warm browns of the surrounding hills and the violet shadows of more distant mountains, it rises, brilliantly white from the desert floor of dusty green mesquite and sage. The imposing dome and lofty towers, the rounded parapets and graceful spires etched against the vivid blue complete a skyline fraught with a gracefull enchantment.

Website: www.sanxaviermission.org

PIMA AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

The Pima Air & Space Museum opened to the public in May 1976 with 75 aircraft on display. Since then the museum collection has grown to over 250 aircraft occupying 80 acres of land. The entire museum property covers about 150 acres.

Website: www.pimaair.org