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Things to do in Phoenix
As soon as you set foot in Phoenix you will be immersed in a culture that's like no other, and the best way to experience the history and heritage of Phoenix is by visiting one, some or all of the city's many museums. Get to know the natural habitat of Phoenix by visiting the Desert Botanical Garden where visitors can view over 50,000 desert plants and wildflowers on display throughout five thematic trails which illustrate topics such as conservation, desert living, plants and people of the Sonoran Desert. Admission rates vary ($8 for kids age 3-12, $10 for students, admission is free for children 3 and under!), but be sure to check DBG.org where you may find special offers and coupons for the Desert Botanical Garden.
The Heard Museum inspires visitors from all over the world and this is where tourists can get to know the Southwestern Native American culture and their artistic values. This museum is located in the heart of downtown Phoenix and it boasts 10 extensive exhibit galleries and magnificent outdoor courtyards which feature traditional and contemporary Native American art, including a variety of authentic American Indian art. Children 5 and under are admitted free, and admission for children age 6-12 as well as students is only $7.50. Purchase your tickets online at Heard.org for the best deals and additional coupon discounts when available.
Other Phoenix museums include the Phoenix Art Museum, the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMOCA), the Children’s Museum of Phoenix and the Arizona Science Center.
The Phoenix Zoo is another must-see attraction for Phoenix visitors, featuring over 1,300 animals on display throughout 5 unique trails. Tourists can take advantage of first-hand animal encounters, keeper talks, bike and boat rentals and a variety of retail and food venues. A quick online search for Phoenix Zoo Coupons should provide you with the latest special offers and admission deals depending on the time of year. Buy tickets online at PhoenixZoo.org to avoid the lines.
Get Outdoors and really experience what Phoenix has to offer no matter what time of year it is! With a backdrop of rugged mountains and one of the lushest and most colorful deserts the world has to offer, Phoenix is surrounded by scenery that's absolutely breathtaking. Outdoor enthusiasts love the abundance of hiking and biking trails, and lovers of the aesthetics enjoy the lovely blooming cactuses and wildflowers that blanket the valleys and hillsides. Camelback Mountain, Piestawa Peak in the Phoenix Mountain Preserve and the South Mountain Park and Preserve are a few of the most popular desert attractions. There are a number of guided tours that educate visitors on the natural Phoenix attractions, including hot air balloon rides, Jeep tours throughout the desert and horseback riding tours that allow you to explore the surrounding mountains.
If you plan on visiting Phoenix during the warmer months be sure not to skip a day or two at Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix which is Arizona's largest water park. This 35+ acre water park is one of the most popular Phoenix attractions, and features over 30 exciting and refreshing water coasters and water-slides. Admission rates vary but be sure to check WetnWildPhoenix.com for the latest special offers and Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix coupons.
For those seeking a more relaxing vacation to just get away from it all should consider Phoenix as well. Phoenix is known for its relaxing spas and resorts, desert golf courses and elegant fashion centers. Relax just the way you would like with a round of golf that's unlike any other, a day at the spa or shop 'til you drop! For money saving opportunities in this arena, checkout travel sites for flight + golf resort deals, and/or sites such as SpaFinder for any online coupons for spa credits and luxury resort deals.
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Posted by Ryan on November 23, 2011 Tags: City Savers Guides
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