Historic Sites in Phoenix

"Wrigley is a name that most people will be familiar with, seeing that it is the name attached to the world-famous chewing gum brand. As it turns out, William Wrigley Jr was not only a chewing gum industrialist, he was also the owner of the mansion overlooking the metropolis of Phoenix. Visitors will find it appearing more Californian than Arizonian – possibly due to its incredible tile-work, featuring tiles that were originally crafted at Wrigley’s tile factory on Catalina Island."

"Pair and extensive wine list of more than 800 bottles with scenic views from a formal dining room and what do you get?. One of the most romantic restaurants in Phoenix, which is also known as the Wrigley Mansion Restaurant. This elegant, sprawling Italianate mansion was built back in the 1920s."

"This breathtaking landmark will take you back in time and immerse you in the intricate, elegant interiors and scenic views of Phoenix mountains."

"Originally constructed for surgeon and physician Dr. Roland Rosson in 1895, the Rosson House Museum is a Queen Anne-styled Victorian house that is one of the earliest examples of non-adobe construction in Phoenix, Arizona. These days, visiting it is a must do while you’re in Heritage Square in Phoenix. Visitors will find this top destination to be a source of fun for any and all history buffs, thanks to the home being a time capsule preserving 18th-century furniture, wallpaper, woodwork, and even decorative art."

"The Orpheum Circuit was a chain of theaters around the country that hosted movies and vaudeville shows. It was begun in 1886 and continued until 1927 when it became part of Radio Keith Orpheum (RKO) corporation. The Phoenix theater was built from 1927 to 1929."

"The finest public park in Glendale is a reminder of the city’s agricultural beginnings. Set up as a commercial operation by the rich Illinois businessman William H. Bartlett in 1886, Sahuaro Ranch was planted with pecan and citrus orchards, and raised cattle, horses and hogs. Bartlett constructed an ensemble of buildings for the workers employed here, many of which are still standing."

"Sahuaro Ranch Park is a 17-acre park that features 13 original buildings from an 1880s-era ranch. You can take tours of the main house and walk through the rose garden, orchards, and different outbuildings that the ranchers used over a hundred years ago. See what life was like back then in the Arizona desert and how people got the necessary work done without all the modern technology."

"The 17-acre ranch features 13 original historic buildings and structures, a rose garden, barnyard and orchards. Lush grounds include citrus, figs, date palms, olives, apricots, peaches, pecans and grapes. Visitors will see peacocks, chickens and small animals."

"Alwun House Foundation is a mix of art and local culture of Phoenix made by the local artists. Aside from displaying paintings and sculptures, they also do live readings of banned literature to scantily clad burlesque performances and everything in between. It is the must-visit place if you want to see art shows that are involved in music, spoken words, and acrobats that extend across artistic and cultural boundaries and bring diverse audiences, community members, and artists together."

"One of the most beautiful buildings in Scottsdale is the Old Adobe Mission Church (3821 N. Brown Ave., Scottsdale, AZ). Built in 1933, the Old Adobe Mission is the oldest Catholic Church in Scottsdale and is a landmark in Old Town. It’s the perfect place to check out if you love photographing architecture."

"Located in the heart of historic Old Town Scottsdale, we attract people from all over the world who want to learn more about the early days of the area and to view our beautifully restored Mission, the oldest standing church in Scottsdale..."

"You don’t need to be 21 to enjoy this brew pub at Seventh and Garfield streets — the food is as delicious as the beer. We recommend the vegetable pate, Phoenix French dip sandwich and Seventh Street Sliders. Those who are of age can sip on a rotating signature brew such as the Cherry Popper Porter and the Saison de Peche, made with Schnepf Farms peaches."

"Restaurant and brewery in Downtown Phoenix serving a large selection of craft beer, burgers, mac n’ cheese, chicken wings, and other pub favorites for brunch, lunch and dinner."

"One of the state’s largest independent brewers, family-owned Huss Brewing Company produces not only its own label but, after bringing Papago Brewing Co. under its wing, the Papago Brewing brand, too. On tap at the Uptown and Tempe locations, you’ll find Huss favorites Koffee Kölsch and Huss Nitro Milk Stout, Papago standouts Papago Orange Blossom and Papago Coconut Joe and other year-round beers. Both taprooms have unique offerings, like the 2020 Barrel Aged Rio with Ecuadorian cacao nibs, and Doug & Jeff’s Cashmere Sweater IPA, a collaboration with Odell Brewing Company."

"This independent brewery makes beer that can hold its own against the big dogs. As one of the largest breweries in the state, husband and wife duo Jeff and Leah Huss have proven that they’re onto something that works. With several award-winning brews like the Scottsdale Blond and The Husstler Series Milk Stout, they’ve been on a roll for about five years now."

"CityScape is situated near the Valley’s professional sports and entertainment centers. A few steps from CityScape, is Talking Stick Arena, Chase Field, The Phoenix Convention Center, Arizona State University’s downtown campus, and various government agencies. The shopping center occupies two city blocks and has over 20 shops such as Urban Outfitters, Lucky Strike, Hotel Palomar Phoenix, The Corner, Stand Up Live, Copper Blues, Charming Charlie, The Arrogant Butcher, Five Guys, Jimmy John’s, Starbucks, Chipotle, The Breakfast Club, CVS Pharmacy, and a lot more."

"Located 2 blocks from Hyatt Regency Phoenix, CityScape is the place for dining, nightlife, shopping, entertainment, business, events and celebrations."

"The Marshall Gallery of Fine Art, which features both fine art and fine crafts, is the direct result of the merger of The Marshall Gallery and The LeKAE Gallery. Showcased in this exhibition space is an impressive array of beautiful artworks by artists from around the globe who are in various stages of their careers. Boasting a collection of paintings, sculptures, and exquisite glass pieces, the gallery host several exhibitions each year plus a biennial glass invitational that attracts top-notch talent."

"The Marshall Gallery boasts a diverse collection of remarkable art made by more than 70 outstanding artists yearly. They are known for showcasing the contemporary styles of art thanks to their leading contemporary oil painters and sculptors coming mostly from Utah. You can opt to visit and explore the gallery on your own or with their expert art consultants that will guide you and help you choose the perfect art that you are looking for."

"Located in the heart of downtown, this district offers a nice glimpse of the city’s contemporary arts scene with intimate galleries showcase a broad spectrum of art media, including painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed-media pieces. There is live music and gallery openings the first Thursday of each month. This is a perfect place for a date night stroll."

"This theatre prides itself on providing children and adults the opportunity to learn and grow as actors in a creative and inclusive environment. They primarily cast local talent and give workshops and lessons in all aspects of the theatre arts including directing and choreography. There are eight adult productions each year and another five shows for children ages 3 to 19."

"Arizona Federal Theatre is a 5,000 seat entertainment venue located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, home to concerts and comedy performances as well as theatre and family friendly shows."