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Tucson Attractions
 This Western town was originally built as the set for the 1939 movie Arizona. In the years since, it has been used for filming of John Wayne's Rio Lobo, Rio Bravo, and El Dorado; Clint Eastwood's The Outlaw Josey Wales, and many other movies.
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 This renowned attraction combines zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden. It showcases the diverse flora and fauna of the Sonoran Desert. Coyotes, bears and mountain lions live in their natural settings. The gift shop carries books about Arizona and the desert, plus jewelry and crafts.
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 Called the White Dove of the Desert, this beautiful, blindingly white adobe church is the finest example of mission architecture in the Southwest. It was built between 1783 and 1797 and incorporates Moorish, Byzantine, and Mexican Renaissance architectural styles.
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 This beautiful oasis in the heart of Tucson represents a variety of gardening traditions and botanical themes. It is is a place of beauty, inspiration and education about the natural world.
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 The Gallery displays works of Arizonan artist Ted De Grazia, who achieved worldwide acclaim for his colorful paintings of people and places of the Southwest. The gallery is packed with De Grazia originals, and the gift shop offers a wide variety of merchandize and prints of his work.
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More Arizona Attractions
 The Grand Canyon is one of the most awesome spectacles on earth. The Canyon is more than an amazing view. It's a feeling. Its beauty and size astound us. Its timelessness provokes a comparison to our short existence. Here there are no worries, no troubles. Only the majesty of the nature.
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 This ancient pueblo once housed almost 100 members of the Anasazi and Sinagua tribes. Three hiking trails provide unique and rewarding sights within this scenic park. Visitors can picnic atop a cinder cone and enjoy stunning panoramic views.
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 This Indian name means "the best of everything." Tlaquepaque is a recreated Mexican village, where you will find delicious dining, art galleries and stores featuring local arts and crafts.
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 This internationally renowned zoo houses approximately 1,200 animals, including mammals, fish, invertebrates, birds, and reptiles. The African Savanna and the Baboon Colony are the most impressive displays. All animals are kept in naturalistic enclosures.
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 Nestled amid the red buttes of Papago Park, the Desert Botanical Garden showcases 50 acres of beautiful outdoor exhibits. It is devoted exclusively to cacti and other desert plants and hosts more than 20,000 plants from all over the world.
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