Things to Do in Tucson

Saguaro National Park

Check a National Park off during your visit! There are two distinct locations of Saguaro National Park - Saguaro West and Saguaro East. Saguaro West is located close to the wedding venue. Saguaro West is perfect for: - Petroglyphs (Signal Hill Petroglyph Area) - Sunsets (Gates Pass) - True Desert Views (Bajada Loop Scenic Drive) Saguaro East is best for: -hiking trails (Bridal Wreath Falls) -scenic overlooks (The Cactus Forest Loop drive)

Sabino Canyon Recreation Area

Located on the NE side of Tucson, Sabino has tons of incredible yet accessible hikes and sightseeing. This is one of our favorite places in Tucson! Our favorite hikes in the park: - Seven Falls - 8 miles out & back that leads to a waterfall. April should be a great time to see the water flowing. Moderate difficulty) - Blackett's Ridge - 6.5 miles out & back, 2000 ft elevation gain. Difficult hike with great views

Historic Fourth Avenue

Great area of bars, restaurants, and shopping! Also the location of our first date :)

Titan Missile Museum

Awesome museum! The only remaining Titan 2 ICBM missile and last of the 54 Titan II missile bunkers that were on alert across the United States from 1963 to 1987.

Pima Air & Space Museum

One of the largest non-government funded aviation and space museums in the world! Featuring about 400 historic aircraft, from a Wright Flyer to an SR-71.

Food & Drink

Pueblo Vida Brewing Company

Best brewery in Tucson based on Lucas' completely unbiased opinion

Tito and Pep

James-Beard award winner and our favorite upscale dining option

MSA Annex

Multiple food, drink and shopping vendors inside shipping containers!

Postino Grant

Go for the bruschetta boards and wine selection! $6 pitchers of beer and glasses of wine before 5pm.

Barista del Barrio

Best breakfast burritos in town!!

Hotel Congress

Classic Tucson hotel & restaurant. Also where they captured notorious bank robber John Dillinger.