Arizona Attractions

The Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix is a great stop for history and government enthusiasts. The historic building, which served as the state’s seat of government until 1974, now houses the Arizona Capitol Museum, where visitors can explore exhibits on Arizona’s political history, state symbols, and significant events. Highlights include the restored House and Senate chambers and artifacts from the USS Arizona. The surrounding Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza features monuments honoring veterans and historical figures.

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is known for its thrilling water attractions and rides. It offers a variety of water slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and other aquatic experiences, making it a popular destination for people seeking fun and excitement in a water park setting. The park is often recognized for its high-quality water rides, family-friendly activities, and the opportunity to cool off and have a great time during the hot summer!

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, located near Tucson, it's a renowned combination of a zoo, botanical garden, and natural history museum. It offers an immersive experience of the desert environment, showcasing native plants, animals, and geological formations. The museum's focus on education, conservation, and interactive exhibits makes it a unique destination for learning about desert ecosystems.

For the most current information on exhibits, operating hours, and admission fees, check the official website before planning your visit.

Chocolate Falls Arizona, also known as Grand Falls, is a seasonal waterfall known for its chocolate-looking water. This waterfall is located just 30 miles east of Flagstaff on Navajo Nation land in the Painted Desert. 

The falls are fed by the snowmelt and rain from the White mountains and flow into the Little Colorado River. Because of this, the falls are only active at a certain time of the year. The best time to see the falls is in March and April.