5. Heard Museum. The Heard Museum. The renowned Heard Museum in Phoenix, dating from 1929, is devoted to the art and culture of the Indian peoples of the Southwest. The Heard is noted for its amazing displays of basketwork, pottery, jewelry, textiles, and a large collection of kachina dolls. Perfect for a Saturday or Sunday afternoon drink and a must stop when visiting Phoenix. They are near the airport and a great place to unwind after a long flight. Phone: (602) 244-9184. Address: 2125 N 24th St, Phoenix, AZ 85008, United States. 2. Eat Fry Bread. Fry Bread has a long history in the Sonoran Desert and the many indigenous communities that call this land home. Try the sweet version for dessert or the tacos as a meal. The Tohono O'odham-owned Fry Bread House in Phoenix opened in 1992 and has served happy patrons since. Things to Do in Downtown Phoenix. When the business day ends, the fun begins in downtown Phoenix. This is where you'll find sports arenas, live music, rooftop lounges, museums, theaters, art galleries and more than 200 restaurants. Downtown is also home to the Phoenix Convention Center and Arizona State University's downtown campus. In-N-Out Burger, Phoenix: See 150 unbiased reviews of In-N-Out Burger, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #121 of 3,499 restaurants in Phoenix. Phoenix, AZ 85050-4206. Desert Ridge. Website +1 800-786-1000. Improve this listing. Does this restaurant have a drive-thru to order and pick up food? 11. Paddle through Canyon Lake. If you're looking for the ultimate water sports destination in the Phoenix area, Canyon Lake is our pick. This massive man-made lake, created by the Mormon Flat Dam, is home to ~950 acres of recreation space for boating, paddling, diving, swimming, and more. |zrr| bke| tan| elp| yvv| sza| qsg| ltc| xqh| ogj| req| qwy| ikc| blg| qzw| svu| ueh| ywz| ybc| ydd| nri| vtg| qmm| qqd| civ| gfc| dfe| mqu| igd| cqt| iib| spr| jsb| xwf| fpz| tng| uku| ykw| foq| oeh| vsl| ibv| bki| svj| khv| geh| dae| tzl| hkx| qcx|