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 Frank Lloyd Wright Style |
2400 E Missouri Avenue (at 24th Street) Phoenix, AZ 85008 United States +1 602 955 6600 / +1 800 950 2575 http://www.arizonabiltmore.com |
Savor the luxury of this world-class resort in the Valley of the Sun. The architectural style of this facility is reminiscent of master designer Frank Lloyd Wright. Built in the 1930s, rooms are tastefully furnished and decorated in an understated desert color scheme. Complimentary shuttles to nearby shopping at the Biltmore Fashion Park are provided. Luxuriate in all of the amenities at the resort's full-service spa. Perfect stress-relieving golf for guests is available for a cost at the nearby Biltmore Country Club. Amenities include mini-bars, valet laundry, dry cleaning and pressing. Other amenities include hair dryers and two telephones in-room. Their resort, restaurant, and golf course have won so many awards that you just can't look at this list on their site, you actually have to download it. That's how renowned this fabulous locale is. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Features the Rose Mofford collection |
1502 West Washington Street (Northwest corner of 15th Avenue & Washington Street) Phoenix, AZ 85006 United States +1 602 255 3791/+1 800 446 4259 (Toll Free) http://www.admmr.state.az.us/ |
Rock hounds and mining enthusiasts will be thrilled at the variety of exhibits right here in downtown Phoenix. This museum houses uncounted fossils and mineral samples, collected over many years. Exhibits include meteorites, turquoise ore, 'moon rocks', psuedo fossils, as well as raw ore samples. Rose Mofford's personal collection of Arizona memorabilia is also on exhibit. Visit the gift shop for pieces of interest. Admission and parking on both sides of 15th Avenue is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Copper-topped collection of early Arizona |
1700 West Washington Street (17th Avenue & Washington Street) Phoenix, AZ 85007 United States +1 602 542 4675 http://www.dlapr.lib.az.us/mus... |
Built in 1900, the dome of this facility was restored with 15 tons of genuine copper. Artifacts and displays residing here include paintings by Lon Megargee. Arizona flags and restored Senate and House chambers are also displayed. Loss of the USS Arizona in the Second World War at Pearl Harbor is recognized by a special display. It features photographs and memorabilia from survivors, as well as a recovered piece of the ship. Admission is free. Group tours may be scheduled in advance. The gift shop offers local products. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rocky Desert Beauty |
5700 North Echo Canyon Parkway (southeast corner McDonald drive and Tatum boulevard) Phoenix, AZ 85018 United States +1 602 256 3220 http://phoenix.gov/PARKS/hikec... |
Towering 1,400 feet, this mountain features the unmistakable shape of a camel's hump. North trailhead offers sheer red cliffs rising 200 feet vertically in some areas, which beckon rock climbers. Facilities are limited at the Echo Canyon Recreation Area with only a trailhead water fountain, an interpretive ramada and trails. Desert wildlife is abundant here; you may see small animals such as snakes, lizards and Harris Antelope Squirrels as well as a variety of birds. Admission is free. See website for trail maps and fact sheet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Square mile of downtown action! |
502 East Monroe (Downtown Phoenix Partnership, Inc) Phoenix, AZ 85004 United States +1 602 254 8696 http://www.coppersquare.com/ |
Action in Phoenix centers in this full square-mile area. During the day, check out the Museo Chicano, Patriots Square Park and the Phoenix Museum of History. At night, enjoy dinner and dancing or a movie at the Arizona Center, Alice Cooperstown and Networks, an upscale club adjacent to the Hyatt Regency. Catch a game at Bank One Ballpark, or attend a special event at the Civic Plaza, America West Arena or Symphony Hall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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East Phoenix Delight |
1201 N Galvin Parkway (SE of McDowell Road & 64th Street) Phoenix, AZ 85008 United States +1 480 941 1225 http://www.dbg.org |
See more than 20,000 specimens in one of the world's best gardens. Selected to help save endangered plants, the focus is on native flora, with special emphasis placed on succulents. The cactus collection is world-renowned, with more than 1,300 examples. March through May offers prolific blooming, so plan your trip for these times, and don't forget your hat and sunscreen. If you are visiting in April, be sure not to miss the Annual Dinner on the Desert event. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Upscale bistro with live jazz |
2398 East Camelback Road (Northwest corner of Camelback Road & 24th Street) Phoenix, AZ 85016 United States +1 602 957 3214 http://www.eddiematneys.com |
Gregarious local celebrity chef Eddie Matney and his wife, Jennifer, have created a contemporary American bistro with Mediterranean accents. Honored by Phoenix Magazine as Number One Chef in the Valley two years running, this gregarious owner/chef features exciting, multi-cultural menu selections. Take, for example, starters that include Matney's signature Mo'Rockin Shrimp with Honey Dough Balls (USD9). Entrees are both adventurous and comforting and include Chef Eddie's Famous Meatloaf with bacon, basil and tomatoes (USD20). The menu changes seasonally. Local musicians offer live jazz Thursday through Saturday from 7:30p until 11p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lose yourself in desert luxury |
6000 East Camelback Road (North side of Camelback Road) Phoenix, AZ 85251 United States +1 480 941 8200 / +1 800 888 8234 (Toll Free) http://www.thephoenician.com |
Architecturally stunning, this spectacular resort is lavishly decorated with an amazing USD8 million art collection. With Camelback Mountain rearing above it, it is truly a stunning locale. This 250-acre resort features a 27-hole championship golf course, 11 secluded tennis courts, nine heated pools and a 165-foot water slide. Daily activities include archery, bicycling and croquet. A separate 'Funecian' club for children provides activities for youngsters. Relax in one of the 11 restaurants and lounges located around the property. Each room features a balcony or private patio and imported Italian linens. Visit the Centre for Well-Being for some luxurious spa treatments. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant resort with a spa, golf and fine dining |
11111 North Seventh Street (East side of Seventh Street) Phoenix, AZ 85020 United States +1 602 866 7500/+1 800 947 9784(toll free) http://www.pointehilton.com/ |
Built in 1983, this Mediterranean-styled all-suite facility offers golf opportunities onsite at Lookout Mountain. Take a refreshing dip within "The Falls," a central water oasis that includes a popular 138-foot water slide. Other services include the full-service Tocaloma Spa featuring therapeutic treatments and a complete fitness center. Nearby hiking is available on the adjacent mountain preserve. Enjoy dining services at one of the onsite restaurants including a Different Pointe of View. Call +1 602 375 4645 for a spa or salon appointment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restored Victorian residence |
113 North 6th St (SE corner of Fifth & Monroe) Phoenix, AZ 85004 United States +1 602 262 5029 / +1 602 261 8063 http://www.rossonhousemuseum.org/ |
This fine example of the Victorian style was built in 1895 at an original cost of $7,500 and is fully restored. It is located inside the Heritage and Science Park at Historic Heritage Square. This is one of eight restored residences on display in this historic niche. Admission fees: USD4 adults; USD3 seniors; USD1 children. Docent-led tours are about thirty minutes long. The last tour departs at 3:30p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Residence converted to art haven |
5005 East Camelback Road (at the corner of Arcadia Street) Phoenix, AZ 85028 United States +1 602 262 4727 / +1 602 262 6713 http://www.ci.phoenix.az.us/PA... |
Originally built in the early 1920s, this Santa Fe-style home near Camelback Mountain has become a haven for fine arts classes and events. Displays include a 1890s replica of a Colonial-style mansion. Purchased by the city of Phoenix, it has been converted into an artistic center that includes a small gallery. Recognized artists from Arizona and around the country are featured in showcase exhibits and special events. Be sure to check out this museum during the week, but note that they are closed on Sundays and major holidays. Call for evening and Saturday hours. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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