Tucson sits in the Sonoran Desert at about 2,400 feet, so summer heat is intense but nights stay cool. The city feels like a mix of old Mexican town and college town, especially around Barrio Viejo and the historic downtown core. You’ll find mid-range hotels in Downtown priced $150, $180 per night,...
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Museum in Tucson. Address: 1031 Olive Road, Tucson, 85721.
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