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Tucson:  Desert Gem of Arizona

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Getting around Tucson
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Tips when traveling

Best time to visit

Best time to visit

Visiting Tucson is best done in April to May or from September to October. These are the off-peak seasons and have pleasant weather with reasonably priced hotels. Winters are still very sunny with cool temperatures.

Climate

Climate

Expect very hot summers in Tucson, with dry heat and temperatures of up to 100F in June. Winters are milder, with temperatures in the mid-60s, while Fall temperatures of 70-90°F are the norm. There are 350+ sunny days/year.

Events

Events

An official World Festival and Event City, Tucson hosts events all year. From the Tucson Festival of Books in Spring to the arts and crafts Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair there's a packed calendar of music and culture.

Recommendations

Recommendations

This desert town offers a host of attractions. Get the Tucson Attractions Passport for discounts at Biosphere 2 and more. Or head to the vast expanse of the Saguaro National Park and spot the largest cacti in the country.

Learn more about Tucson through our blog notes

Seven accessible things to see and do in Tucson, Arizona

Seven accessible things to see and do in Tucson, Arizona

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Top accessible hotels and places to stay in Tucson, AZ

Top accessible hotels and places to stay in Tucson, AZ

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