Top Tucson Historical Tours - page 2

Visit the iconic towns of Tombstone and Bisbee, where the spirit of the Old West lives on. Stroll through Tombstone, known as the town too tough to die, and enjoy lunch at Big Nose Kate’s. The tour also includes a glimpse into Bisbee, a former mining town transformed into an artistic community, rich in history and culture. Entrance fees to local attractions are included, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Enjoy personalized attention from a local guide with deep roots in Tucson, who will share unique insights into the region's storied past. Immerse yourself in the Wild West history of Tombstone and Bisbee. Delicious lunch is included at Big Nose Kate’s in Tombstone. All entrance fees covered for a seamless experience. Personalized tours for groups of 1 to 12 guests with no minimum participant requirement

Discover why Tucson is one of the most important cities in the American Southwest on this cultural heritage walking tour. The walk spans downtown Tucson’s El Presidio and Barrio Viejo districts to learn about the Indigenous, Spanish Colonial, and Mexican cultural heritage of the area, as well as the city's UNESCO City of Gastronomy designation. Guided by a former National Park ranger with a background in historic preservation, you'll come away with an understanding of what makes Tucson so special.

This is a walking tour of Tubac by a local which is located in Arizona’s Santa Cruz County. Tubac originally emerged as a village of the Tohono O’Odham and is the site of the oldest European settlement in what is now the state of Arizona, founded in 1752. The itinerary is divided into 4 themes, including background & interpretation of Tubac’s geography, historical and natural resources as well and contemporary life.

Hear the historic stories, fascinating tales and my interesting tidbits of Tucson History on this guided walking tour! We discuss Tucson's founding in 1775 as a Spanish Colonial Presidio and learn of our 4,000 years of Native American History! We see a historic Sonoran Row House and learn how these mud adobe structures were built for your desert climate. We stroll past charming historic mansions, three by the famous architect Henry Trost, learning the fascinating tales of your Pioneer Founders...one story is a real hoot! We visit the historic Pima County Courthouse to learn of the Dillinger Gangs capture in Tucson in 1934. Learn of a famous gunfighter and the fascinating story of Tucson’s first cathedral! We stroll past a historic theatre, see a stunning former department store, see Tucson's first skyscaper, and learn of a former luxury hotel, as we hear of Tucson's mid century shopping scene that gains national acclaim!

The Presidio Museum is the first stop to become familiar with the history and culture of Tucson. It is also part of a wonderful day trip to the Presidio Historic District which includes Old Town Artisans, the Historic Court House Visitor Center and several popular restaurants.