40 Things to Do in Phoenix
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Few teams in professional sports can match the legacy on display at the Penske Racing Museum. Spanning over 50 years of racing experience, Penske Racing
Opening in 1994 as the first two-team Major League Baseball spring training facility, Peoria Sports Complex set the standard for the Cactus League experience. Home
Since 1959, the Phoenix Art Museum has been the largest fine art institution in the Southwest, housing a collection of over 20,000 works spanning the
The Phoenix Mountain Preserve is a vast network of rugged desert peaks and trails woven into the urban fabric of Phoenix. Established in the 1970s
Stretching over 9,600 acres in North Phoenix, the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve offers 36 miles of trails through rolling desert terrain, towering saguaros, and occasional glimpses
Opened in 1962, the Phoenix Zoo is the largest privately owned, non-profit zoo in the U.S., spanning 125 acres in Papago Park. Founded by Robert
Overview Piestewa Peak is one of the most iconic hiking destinations in Phoenix, offering a steep yet rewarding climb with panoramic views of the city.
Overview Pueblo Grande Museum offers a rare glimpse into the Hohokam civilization, an ancient people who thrived in the Sonoran Desert for over 1,000 years