Write an entry Entries about this placeUnderestimated by katertot07I’ve lived in AZ for most of my life. Tucson is very underrated. The mountains are beautiful and there is plenty of great hiking. It also has a younger, more progressive vibe than my hometown, Phoenix. There’s also loads to do around the city. (Desert Museum, San Xavier) I really enjoy going down to Tucson. over 3 years agoUntitled by lesleyjl21i just did a road trip here for a job interview from l.a. great weather, beautiful desert city. i liked what i saw. pretty place, friendly people. over 3 years agoFantastic! by bytesmytheI love Tucson!
Untitled by antisocialitingIt looks amazing I want to take a trip out this summer and see just how bad the heat is and if I can stand it, and if I can I really may try moving here and see if it could be that place I’ve been looking for. over 3 years agoSee all 86 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsangniks asks,“Hi..I'm moving to Tucson in March. Anyone have any tips on best areas to live, best schools, crime rates...anything you can think of that may be helpful to newbies??? Thanks!” over 4 years agojeff covey asks,“i'd like to make tucson my winter get-a-way for 2-3 months this year. i'd welcome any tips on finding a good place to rent! ” over 4 years agomandahodges asks,“Where is the best place to meet people? Best Mexican food? Best Coffee? Best BARS?” over 5 years agomandahodges asks,“What area is the safest and most affordable to live?” over 5 years agoteo09 asks,“Would you drive to Tucson or fly/take train and rent a car? I live in San Francisco, so it's a bit of a drive, but my mom has done it before (with complaints). What would you recommend?” over 5 years agoSee all 6 questions |
Related Articles
|
Tucson (pronounced /ˈtuːsɑn/) is the seat of Pima County, Arizona, United States, located 118 miles (188 km) southeast of Phoenix and 60 miles (98 km) north of the U.S.-Mexico border. As of July 1, 2006, a Census Bureau estimate puts the city's population
