| Arizona, which is a southwestern state is well-known | | | | A strange sprawling castle built from a wide range of |
| for its desert landscapes including the Grand Canyon, | | | | materials including stone, adobe, rail tracks and even |
| but more northern parts of the state are covered with | | | | automobile parts. |
| pine-covered hills and mountains. | | | | 7. Old Tucson Studio (in Tucson): A historic movie |
| Apart from its natural landscapes, there are many | | | | studio that was used in making many famous |
| exciting places to visit in the state, including: | | | | Western movies and TV shows (including Little House |
| 1. FBR Open (in Scottsdale): A nationally televised golf | | | | on the Praire). The studio now contains theme park |
| tournament that takes place at the Tournament | | | | attractions such as rides, tours, and entertainments |
| Players Club at Scottsdale in late January each year. | | | | such as staged gunfights. |
| 2. Grand Canyon: What can be said? One of the | | | | 8. Pima Air & Space Museum (in Tucson): The |
| wonders of the natural world, the Grand Canyon is a | | | | largest non-government funded aerospace museum in |
| spectacular deep natural gorge carved by the | | | | the world with a collection of over 250 aircraft including |
| Colorado River. | | | | 75 aircraft on display. From the museum you can also |
| 3. Hall of Flame (in Phoenix): A museum dedicated to | | | | take a bus tour to the nearby Aerospace Maintenance |
| the history of firefighting. | | | | and Regeneration Center (AMARC) which is home to |
| 4. London Bridge (in Lake Havasu City): This bridge | | | | over 4,000 mothballed aircraft. |
| once carried traffic over the River Thames in London, | | | | 9. Titan Missile Museum (South of Tucson): Displays a |
| England. The bridge was purchased by developer | | | | Cold War era Titan missile facility that was active |
| Robert McCulloch, who relocated it to Arizona. | | | | from 1963 to 1984. |
| 5. Mission San Xavier del Bac (South of Tucson): A | | | | 10. Tucson Rodeo (in Tucson): An annual event held |
| historic Spanish mission that dates back to the early | | | | each February incorporating rodeo sports and a large |
| 18th century. | | | | rodeo parade. |
| 6. Mystery Castle (in South Mountain Park in Phoenix): | | | | |