A Japanese stroll garden and tea house, built with Phoenix's sister city Himeji.
All Places
One of the world's largest museums of firefighting history, with more than 90 fire engines.
A downtown theater complex, home of Arizona Theatre Company and other companies.
Home of the Phoenix Symphony, Arizona Opera and Ballet Arizona.
A restored 1929 Spanish Baroque Revival theater in downtown Phoenix.

The main library of the Phoenix Public Library, a landmark building by Will Bruder.

The Arizona State Library's archives and records management center, open to researchers.
The 1901 territorial capitol building, now a free museum of Arizona history and government.
An 1895 Victorian house museum on Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix.
A nonprofit zoo in Papago Park with about 3,000 animals.
A hands-on children's museum in the historic Monroe School building downtown.
A city museum at a 1,500-year-old Hohokam village site with a platform mound and ball court.
A 140-acre garden in Papago Park showing the plants of the world's deserts, with a focus on the Sonoran Desert.



