The home of the state's Major League Baseball team, the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Winding through a forest of citrus trees that line its fairways, this scenic 18-hole golf course features water hazards in play throughout the entire layout with elevated greens.

The world's largest firefighting museum chronicles the history of the profession and commemorates fallen firefighters.

Housed in the restored Capitol Building, this museum presents programs and exhibits about the government of the Arizona Territory and the early days of statehood.

This tourist center contains shops, museums and restaurants, and also includes the only remaining group of residential structures from Phoenix's original settlement.

Built by a father to realize his daughter's dream, this three-story castle, completed in 1945, is made of stone, adobe, automobile parts and petroglyphs and is held together by a cement mixture including goat's milk. Take a tour - usually led by the daughter, who still lives there - of this odd, yet imaginative dwelling.

More than 1,000 years old, these ruins from a Native American village and the artifacts unearthed from the area tell a fascinating story of the lives of the inhabitants. Hands-on activities, hikes and tours enhance the learning experience.

Countless minerals and mining tools are on display here.

This municipal golf facility, designed by Gary Panks, spreads over 210-acres featuring an 18-hole championship course and a par 3 course, both offering a challenging layout and design.

The Phoenix Art Museum is a great place to check out year round and for any age group. They constantly have new exhibits coming in so be sure to check the website to see what is current. The Arizona...

A true test of traditional golf, this scenic desert golf course features large and rolling fairways and a unique variety of holes including both short and long par 4's.

The fourth-oldest course in Arizona, this 18-hole par 72 golf layout plays 6,767 yards from the championship tees.

Guides in period costume show guests through an authentic turn-of-the-century Arizona village.

Native American museum located on the Salt River Reservation.

This par 72 links-styled course, designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, stretches more than 6,968 yards with a course rating/slope of 73.2.

A library for the space age, this five-story cube of steel and glass is clad in ribbed copper sheeting and sunshine.

Full of interactive and interesting exhibits, like aroma-smelling barrels which take you back to the smells of old Arizona.

Private Hummer day tours of various off-road locations in the Phoenix, AZ area.

Scenic mountain in the Lake Powell area.

Golfing skills are tested on this 18-hole, executive course where water hazards come into play on eleven holes.

Designed by Arnold Palmer, this upscale facility is located in the high Sonoran desert and delivers a target golf experience.

Brittlebush Trail is a nearly level, 6-mile route through the heart of the 63,200-acre North Maricopa Mountains Wilderness.

Golfers can choose from four sets of tees, which makes this course as short as 4,985 yards to as much as 7,142 yards, with dramatic elevation changes from hole to hole.

This magnificent 18-hole championship golf couse, designed by Greg Nash & Associates, features dramatic views of the lush Sonoran desert.

Awarded the Four Star Award by Golf Digest, Arizona Grand Golf Course is one of the most challenging golf courses in the Phoenix area and blends desert target golf with traditional links.

Home of South Mountain Park and famous for its beautiful views and hiking opportunities.

Offers more than 23,000 acres crisscrossed with trails.

This is the place to go for information regarding tours and events having to do with Native American culture.

A Phoenix Point of Pride, this museum is a cultural locus, featuring local artisans and offering its own arts and crafts workshops.