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About Vacation Rentals in Tucson

Want  to be idle and active at the same time? Hit Tucson, a modern city that fuses urban culture with its rich history! In Tucson a normal day for a vacationer includes hiking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, sight-seeing, shopping, taking in a Wild West show, or just lounging by a pool. Either way Tucson is a great place to visit on vacation!

The Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum is a world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden all rolled into one! Head to Saguaro National Park and watch the grand old saguaro cacti that takes a yawning 75 years to develop a side shoot! Take the Bajada Loop Drive and you will be treated to some splendid views of the park and its hiking trails.

Taste Hollywood with all its cowboy gun fights by visiting the Old Tucson Studios, a western town originally built as a movie set for the movie Arizona. Tucson is the land of trails that attract hikers in droves. One of the most popular places to unleash the hiker in you is the Mount Lemon Recreation Area, which falls at the end of the Catalina Highway. Or hit the Aspen-Marshall Gulch Loop. This trail stretches 5 good miles and climbs over a thousand feet in elevation.

The most famous courses in the area await golfers at the Ventana Canyon Golf and Racquet Club. The two courses on the property are perfect examples of desert "target golf." The Omni Tucson National Golf Resort is home to the Tucson Open, which is held each spring.