Tucson Vacation Rentals

The capital of Arizona, Tucson is a modern, vibrant city located in one of the nation's most beautiful settings. Whether you're travelling alone or with family and friends, Tucson vacation rentals are the perfect accommodation choice for visitors who desire independence and self-catering facilities during their adventure in the city.

Planning your journey to your Tucson vacation rental

The Tucson International Airport is a combined civil-military airport located only eight miles south of the city center. The small airport offers direct services to destinations in the United States and Mexico and is served by five airlines. The airport operates several services per day to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport for connections to cities across the United States and in Canada. Tucson International Airport is served by a regular public transportation service that connects it with the city center and all the Tucson vacation rentals available. Visitors may choose to rent a car in Tucson or upon arrival in Phoenix, as Tucson is well connected to many major highways.

Tucson’s Top Cultural Attractions: Native American Traditions and Contemporary Art

Housing an excellent collection of Native American artifacts, including pottery, woven baskets, and Hopi dolls, the Arizona State Museum is Tucson's foremost historical institution. Also of interest to art enthusiasts, the Tucson Museum of Art possesses outstanding collections of art from the American West and Folk Art of the Americas, as well as many other works from Europe and Asia. Other popular cultural destinations in Tucson include the Arizona History Museum and Museum of Contemporary Art.

Tucson for Kids: A Wild West Theme Park and Animals From Around the World

Kids will love the Old Tucson theme park, where visitors can gain a glimpse into the days of the Wild West. Stagecoach rides, mock gunfights, and saloon musicals are some of the things you can look forward to enjoying with your family here. Featuring animals from around the world and loads of special events, Reid Park Zoo is another favourite with kids of all ages. Other great destinations youngsters will love include the Tucson Children's Museum, Tucson Botanical Gardens, and the Mini Time Machine Museum.

Exciting Excursions Near Tucson: Hiking Trails and History

Situated just ten miles from Tucson, historic Mission San Xavier del Bac was built in 1797 and is a stunning example of Spanish Colonial architecture. Guided tours take place several times daily, and periodically, the mission hosts musical concerts. Saguaro National Park, approximately 16 miles from downtown Tucson, offers visitors great walks, ranging from the family-friendly Freeman Homestead Trail in the eastern section of the park to the challenging Tanque Verde Ridge Trail.

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