Tucson is Arizona’s second-largest city, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and a year-round outdoor playground. Explore places to see with this Tucson visitor’s guide.

Each winter, Tucson draws thousands from across the world to browse and shop the world's largest series of gem and mineral shows. With so many shows happening simultaneously, choosing which to visit depends on what interests you the most.

Experience Tucson like never before with Arizona Opera’s Opera Everywhere performances featuring the Marion Roose Pullin Opera Studio and Katherine Kozak

Eat, Drink, and Explore Tucson and Tombstone. In 2015, UNESCO proclaimed Tucson a City of Gastronomy, a venerable nod to its unique regional cuisines, abundant farmers markets and copious... Learn More

Check out these queer-friendly and LGBTQ-owned faves in Arizona's second-largest city — Tucson.

The largest event at the World’s biggest Gem Show, the Tucson Gem Show on 22nd Street is a two-and-a-half-week interactive event that attracts enthusiasts from Location Tucson, AZ 993 S Freeway

See giant symbols of the Southwest in the only place where saguaros grow in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson.

Tucson Visit Arizona’s second-largest city, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and a year-round outdoor playground. You can be secluded or social in Tucson....

Explore Santa Catalina Park and the gardens of Tohono Chul in Oro Valley, Arizona, a town north of Tucson and the starting point for El Tour de Tucson.

Photography tips. It's more challenging to photograph Antelope Canyon without a tripod, but you can still take amazing images. With a DSLR, opt for a high ISO setting and use a wide aperture.