If you’d rather immerse yourself in Phoenix’s present-day offerings, there is no lack of lounges, coffee houses, art galleries, live and art-house theaters, and restaurants in which to spend your time. Visit the Wells Fargo History Museum, the Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center, or the Phoenix Center for the Arts to gain a deeper appreciation of the Valley of the Sun. If you can’t stand the heat, you can step inside one of downtown’s many museums and get your history fix indoors.
Downtown Phoenix is home to the Encanto-Palmcroft Historic District and Roosevelt Historic Neighborhood, both of which are ideal locations for a leisurely walk through tree-lined streets to view the architectural history of the area. Inside these villages are regions, districts, and neighborhoods. Phoenix is divided into urban villages, several of which are historic communities that were annexed by the city throughout its growth. This desert burg has seen steady growth since the middle of the 20th century, which makes it an excellent mix of Wild West history, boomtown relics, and modern amenities. Hop on a bus or shuttle, or rent a car for maximum wanderlust indulgence. When you deplane at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, you’re only three miles away from the start of your Phoenix adventure.
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