The home of the state's Major League Baseball team, the Arizona Diamondbacks.

This arena is the home of the Phoenix Suns.

Built by a father to realize his daughter's dream, this three-story castle, completed in 1945, is made of stone, adobe, automobile parts and petroglyphs and is held together by a cement mixture including goat's milk. Take a tour - usually led by the daughter, who still lives there - of this odd, yet imaginative dwelling.

St. Mary’s Basilica, named The Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin is the oldest Catholic parish in Phoenix and was the only Catholic parish in Phoenix until 1924. It holds a unique place in the history of the Church and in the Diocese of Phoenix. On September 2, 1985, Pope Saint John Paul II solemnly proclaimed the Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary to be a Minor Basilica. At that time, for historical, cultural, artistic, and spiritual reasons, St. Mary’s became the 32nd basilica in the United States. While on his American Visit, Pope Saint John Paul II visited St. Mary’s knelt in prayer in the center aisle and then spoke to the crowd from the balcony on September 14, 1987. St. Mary's Basilica is a parish of the Franciscan friars of the Province of Saint Barbara. The first Franciscan came to the area in 1539.

The Farm at South Mountain in Phoenix offers a nearby escape from the city with canopies of pecan trees and an organic style garden. Rich in history, this agritourism destination invites you to explore three restaurants, two naturally beautiful venue spaces, organic-style gardens, retail shop, and retreat. -Restaurants- Morning Glory Cafe (breakfast) House baked muffins and pastries, locally made sausages, seasonal omelets and more! The Farm Kitchen (lunch) Delicious sandwiches, fresh soups, seasonal salads and made-from-scratch baked goods. Quiessence (dinner with small group private event space) Arizona's original farm-to-table restaurant sourcing from its own on-site garden, Soil & Seed Garden, Chef Dustin Christofolo curates each week’s menu with freshly harvested vegetables, edible flowers, eggs, and herbs. -Event Venues- The Canopy in The Grove (up to 3,000 guests) Stone Grove (Up to 300 guests)

The Rosson House Museum is a fully-restored 1895 Queen Anne Victorian house museum which interprets the history of Phoenix. Tours of the house include all living areas and offer visitors a glimpse into the lifestyles of early Phoenix families. Admission to the Rosson House Museum is by guided tour only, with masks required and limited tour capacities to keep our community safe. Tickets are available in person and online on our website.