20 Things To Do in Tucson Arizona 2024

If you plan to visit Tucson Arizona you may be curious as to what there is to do in Tucson. That is why we made this travel guide for Tucson. Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona with plenty of sightseeing around Tucson!


Things To Do in Tucson


Living in Arizona is quite a unique experience because of the vastness that the state offers. From the Sonoran Desert in the south to the high country in the north all the way up towards the Four Corners east and the Grand Canyon in the west. Known as the Grand Canyon state, Arizona is diverse in many ways. The state tree is the Palo Verde, the state cactus is the Saguaro, the state bird is the Cactus wren. If you are thinking about moving to Arizona feel free to subscribe and check us out on our other channels.

[distilledfreedom]

Boy I love Tucson. If I didn't start to sweat over 59 degrees I'd for sure live there. There's nothing like the thunderstorms and desertscape.

[kevinogracia]

Well, done (no pun intended.)
I'll add another...
Gates Pass at sunset.
Beautiful.
Peace on earth.

[Ember-Rodriguez]

Need to include the Desert museum, if your visiting thats among the top places you have to check out. Another mention or two would be Round 1 (which while they are a chain its still one of the best arcades in the region) west of downtown you have the Mercado San Augustine and MSA Annex with many shops, events, and places to eat/drink, related some restaurants I would throw out include Caruso's, Mi Nidito, Los Olivos, El Charro, daisy maes, and Silver Saddle.
For daytrip ideas we have caves with kartchner caverns being wheelchair accessible as well as biosphere two being a wonderful place to tour.

[johnlooney]

What no San Xavier Mission? The finest example of Spanish Baroque in the country and maybe the oldest continual place around Tucson.

[seanbennett]

This was a very good video. Great videography and commentary. But it seems to mostly highlight the east side of Tucson and only makes brief mention of some real landmarks on the west side of town like the Desert Museum and Old Tucson. There's also the International Wildlife Museum, the Rodeo Grounds, 4th Avenue, and countless restaurants that can only be found in Tucson. I'm also not sure how well the airport fits into things to do while in Tucson though. I only go there when I have to :)

[tequilaog]

If you visit Mount Lemmon (or anywhere for that matter) PLEASE pick up after yourself and your peers and keep the landscape well and unabused.

[dbkyhere]

Great tour! Also Colossal Cave south east of town.

[GeeTmbrTmby]

This Tucson video is your best yet. Thanks for what you do. I love living in the Tucson area. It’s so beautiful here.

[janielopez]

Beautiful city, i'm from Texas, born and grew up in South Texas.
I lived 4 years in Tucson, back in late 50s n early 60s. I still have friends and have gone back to visit friends. I love that place.

[michaelsharp]

Other things to do in Tucson is Saguaro National Park East and the Desert Museum

[markopeka]

Been watching your content for a couple of years. Good stuff and your quality is always evolving. One correction sent from the Catalina Foothills...Tucson Metro population is actually around 1 million. City proper is the 600, 000 mark.

[JBlinky]

I dream of moving to the Tucson area. Lived in central Phoenix in 91-93. And although we used to ride our dirtbikes out in the open area of Glendale where there is now a giant stadium, I still think the life was great. Want so badly to get out of Northern California. Just gotta find work and we're there.

[VirtCam]

Hey guys this is Jeff on my other channel for transportation! Come on over and check it out!

[twistinacolina]

Just in time!! I have been wondering what Tucson has to offer. Thanks Jeff!!

[timmymonster]

Love how clean your camera footage is. You guys do such a good job with these videos … much love 🤝

[juliet]

I lived there and I loved it. Maybe one day I will go back. I miss it!!!

[dabeage]

The current metro area population of Tucson in 2022 is 1, 003, 000. Nice job on the locations, and you are right there are more locations to visit.

[GeeTmbrTmby]

I love the temperature difference between the valley and Summerhaven. We were up in Mt. Lemmon just 2 weeks ago (early July). It was around 100-105 in the valley. When we reached the peak, it was 76-80.

And beautiful, expansive views from the top and all along the hwy up the mountain.

[lewisbale]

I moved to Tucson and love it, there's so much to do here.

[ChappoTC]

Great vid, but you forgot Sonoran Desert Museum and the view from A Mountain!