Tucson Travel Guide
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Tucson Travel Guide
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The Coronado National Forest, Saguaro National Park and Ironwood
Forest National Monument are just three of the major attractions to see
in Tucson. This spectacular photo of giant saguaro cactus framed
by a colorful rainbow provides
a small glimpse of what you can expect to see in the Sonoran Desert
surrounding the city. Scenes like this are common in late summer,
when afternoon thundershowers roll across the desert. You can see more beautiful photos by
Jess Lee at www.jessleephotos.com Tucson is home to the University of Arizona, the Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, the Pima Air & Space Museum, the Tucson Botancial Gardens and the Old Tucson Movie Studio. Catalina State Park, Colassal Cave Mountain Park and Karchner Caverns State Park are all within a short drive from downtown. With an economy centered on
higher education and aerospace technology, Tucson is also the commercial
hub for Southern Arizona. Tucson is serviced by air, rail,
and bus transportation. Visitors will find cultural events ranging
from great music to street fairs and art shows. Tucson is also a
popular retirement area. We've put together a list of Tucson
Realtors® and included a Tucson
area
map for visitors thinking of relocating here. Tucson
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beautiful Tucson, gateway to the scenic wonders of Southern
Arizona, and discover the exciting vacation opportunities it has to
offer. Known as the "Spa Capital of Arizona," there are 
