being in our seventies we were ready victims for this nostalgic area. We did not manage Route 66 in its heyday, but we loved it now! We travelled from chicago to Albuquerque by Amtrak and are returning to Chcago by Amtrak from seattle so we enjoyed this area. We also learned about the national railway days in Williams so spent... More

Art galleries open for a Friday Art Walk. Specializes in Indian and southwestern art. Interesting stores and restaurants. More

A fun eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. Nice to see many historical properties renovated The railroad station is now a tourist information center. Parking in lots nearby. Clothing shops with a bohemian twist, a custom clothing store, Madame 2 Sew . Downtown Flagstaff has a couple of small cafe's open for breakfast, several spots for lunch or dinner fare... More

Many fun shops that are unique and affordable. We enjoyed our day spent visiting the many fun shops in the area. More

Spent the day at campus tour of NAU. Loved it! Ate dinner at San Felipe Restaurant and walked and shopped the area afterwards. Wide variety of shops, beautiful scenery and easy to get around. More

We always enjoy Flag- very different from southern AZ. it is a remarkable town for it,s old buildings downtown,and many good restaurants, shops- and lot,s of young people due to the proximity of the university. The railroad does plow thru on cue and one can stand at the station- now a visitor center as well. More

It's nice to walk around the historic town - there are lots of nice shops and probably one of the friendliest people I have met in the US. More

Start at the visitor's center - they are very helpful. It's cool just to walk around, shop and see the sites. More

This part of Flagstaff is a fun area with gift shops and restaurants. It is a college town and that shows, mostly in a good way. More