Tucson Travel Package

Packages in Tucson

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Tucson Vacation Packages

This area of Southern Arizona contains about 500,000 residents.

Phoenix, the state capital, is roughly 110 miles northwest of Tucson, while San Manuel is 35 miles to the northeast.

The University of Arizona is of course, a world-famous attraction.

The Old Tucson Studios and Breakers Water Park are wonderful places to take some time with your kids. For even more fun, head onwards to Funtasticks Family Fun Park and Golf N' Stuff Family Fun Center.

The kids could spend a whole afternoon walking around and investigating the local and exotic animals at the Reid Park Zoo and the Reid Park.

If you enjoy fine wine and the craftsmanship behind it, look into organizing a trip to Nimbus Brewing Company or the Charron Vineyards. Nothing beats opening a bottle of a local varietal to kick off a vacation. Bottoms up!

Even though you'll be gambling responsibly, you're still in for a good time at the Casino del Sol and the Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment Sahuarita. If you still have an itch that needs scratching, finish off the night at the Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment Tucson or the Casino of the Sun.

If you'd like to see some of the local flora, a visit to the Tohono Chul Park and the Tucson Botanical Gardens is highly recommended.

When it's time to take five, grab something for lunch and make your way over to one of the scenic green spaces, such as the Biosphere 2 or Saguaro National Park. You'll also find plenty of space to lounge about in the grass at Catalina State Park and Coronado National Forest.

If you are wanting some more information about the area, pick up some brochures at Tucson Convention and Visitor Bureau.

Lose yourself in the pretty landscape while you listen to the soothing sounds of tumbling water at Tanque Verde Falls.

Leave your phone in the glove compartment and have a rest from the stresses of the modern world at Madera Canyon and Ironwood Forest National Monument. Fantasy Island Trails and Broadway Trail are also popular among nature-loving visitors.

Set aside a day or two to explore some of the many cultural institutions in the area. Enjoy the cool and quiet interior as you check out the varied collections at the Pima Air and Space Museum and the Tucson Museum of Art. The Titan Missile Museum and the Center for Creative Photography are also well worth a visit.

Stop in at Kitt Peak National Observatory or Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter Observatory to examine a wonderful range of curious scientific artifacts and displays. Flandrau Observatory and the UA Science: Flandrau are also good options to visit.

The natural world contains more treasures than just one person could hope to see in a lifetime. Luckily, institutions such as the Arizona State Museum and the International Wildlife Museum do the heavy lifting for us by presenting them all in a single location. The fascinating specimens at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum are also worth a look.

Want to see some art? You'll discover galleries of all sorts here. Start off your tour of this creative paradise by stopping in at the Museum of Contemporary Art and the University of Arizona Museum of Art. If you can fit them in, the Michael Higgins American Indian Art and GOCAIA, Gallery of Contemporary and Indigenous Art are also well worth your time.

Nostalgics can immerse themselves in the past at the Arizona History Museum and the Jewish History Museum. Like the sound of those? Continue your explorations at the Museum of the Horse Soldier or the Fort Lowell Museum.

To discover more about the people and places of this region's past, make sure you visit at least one of its many historic sites. Commence your history tour at Mission San Xavier del Bac and the Air Force Facility Missile Site 8. More stories from the days of old are waiting for you at the Historic Hacienda De La Canoa and San Pedro Chapel.

Whether you think of yourself as spiritual or not, you'll be sure enjoy an afternoon at El Tiradito Wishing Shrine and Catalina American Baptist Church. If you'd like to check out a couple more religious sites, check for guided tours at St. Augustine Cathedral and Santa Cruz Church.

Tucson's most celebrated sights often overshadow its less renowned, yet equally rewarding attractions. The Gallery Golf Club and Pima County Courthouse might be just what the doctor ordered. Also, consider a trip to the Berger Performing Arts Center and the Stone Canyon Club if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Tucson

The Expedia Tucson hotels guide features 68 upmarket and affordable hotel options, so it should be easy finding a great place in this highly popular destination.

Arizona Inn at 2200 E Elm St, and the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa, at 3800 W Starr Pass Blvd are two fine examples of the better quality accommodations in Tucson. Alternatively, in the lower price bracket, you can check out the Homewood Suites by Hilton Tucson/ St. Philip's Plaza Univ and the Candlewood Suites Tucson. The Homewood Suites by Hilton Tucson/ St. Philip's Plaza Univ is at 4250 N Campbell Ave, while the Candlewood Suites Tucson is found at 1995 West River Rd and North Lacholla Rd.

Tucson is home to the renowned University of Arizona, so you may prefer to stay near this star attraction. The Aloft Tucson University is just 0.5 miles away. Another option is the Sam Hughes Inn Bed and Breakfast, which is around 0.6 miles away.