Join my on a Strolls and Stories Tour of the Barrio Viejo where we stroll through the Tucson Convention Center Garden designed in 1970 by...

Join Strolls and Stories Tours for our Barrio Viejo Tour! We stroll the charming sidewalks of the Barrio Viejo learning All Things...

During Spanish Colonial Times, this road pictured in Tucson, was part of the Camino Real or Calle Real, aka The Royal Road! It meandered...

Barrio Viejo Tour

A big Congratulations to Tumerico Restaurant, Tucson, Rated Yelps #1 Top 100 Places to Eat in the United States 2024! They are located...

Did you know the Southern Most Ski Area in the Continental United States is in Tucson! Ski Valley sits atop Mount Lemmon at 9,171 feet...

Things To Do In Tucson DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun

The Barrio Viejo, Tucson is gaining National Historic Landmark District status in 2024 as it features the largest collection of mud adobe...

November to April is the perfect time to plan a visit to Tucson! Leave the cold and dreary midwest and east coast weather behind and...

The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum is a Tucson history attraction and one of the interesting attractions that can be visited in Tucson! The...

This mid century building in Downtown Tucson has a storied history! Built in 1966 as the Tucson Federal Savings Bank, it was designed by...

The first Sunday of November marks Tucson's annual All Souls Procession celebrating the Day of the Dead or El Dia de los Muertos. With...

Important Things To Know About The Saguaro Cactus! Did you know a Saguaro Cactus Blooms? In fact the Saguaro Cactus Flower is the...

Tucson Tours by Strolls and Stories Tours! I hope you will join me on a Tucson Tour! We offer weekly scheduled guided walking tours on...

On our tours in the El Presidio neighborhood of Tucson we stroll past the home of Sam Hughes, one of Tucson's Pioneer Founders. Join me...

Ever wondered why there is a Bandstand in Downtown Tucson? The Bandstand in Plaza de la Mesilla recalls Tucson's Mexican Heritage! ...

Did you know the original Tucson Presidio's water source was a natural spring bubbling up out of the ground!

The Historic Owls Club Mansion by Henry Trost as a Bachelors Club named for its night owls!