El Presidio Bed & Breakfast

• The John C. Fremont House - Built in the 1850s as the residence of the fifth Territorial Governor, the Fremont House features 19th-century furnishings and exhibits.
• Tucson Museum of Art - Collections include pre-Columbian artifacts, Spanish Colonial furnishings and paintings, and contemporary artwork.
• Old Town Artisans - An artisan's marketplace set in a Sonoran-style townhouse with central courtyard built in the 1860s.
• Arizona Historical Society - Exhibits will take you from the Spanish conquistadors to the present.
• The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - Located in Tucson Mountain Park and acclaimed as the most distinctive zoo in the U.S. by the New York Times. This living museum has over 200 different kinds of animals and hundreds of varieties of plants native to the Sonoran desert.
• Old Tucson - A theme park with daily shoot-outs, stagecoach rides, and reenacted battles. Movies are still shot on location here.

• Tombstone - "The town too tough to die."
• Bisbee - A tiny mining town perched precariously on the slopes of the Mule Mountains.
• Mount Lemmon - You can drive up to the pines in less than an hour.
• Nogales - Perfect for a south-of-the-border experience.

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