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An energetic and invigorating corner of Arizona with an unsurprisingly hefty Mexican tinge to it, Tucson is cupped amongst craggy desert mountains and has a slight wild-west feeling to it. Home to the University of Arizona, the city also has a great student vibe to it, and is home to the kind of character-drenched downtown that hosts plenty of vintage stores, cheap bars and tasty Hispanic-themed restaurants.

Downtown Tucson - lively though it is - is relatively lacking in major attractions. There are a few worth checking out, though, like the Tucson Presidio, an 18th century fort that’s been renovated and reconstructed over the past few years; the ramshackle remains include repaired fort walls and a 20ft tower. The historic Train Depot once changed this city for good, and still stands tall in its heart, while old Tucson studios are the place to go to see the spot where ‘The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold’ (and many other western films) was shot, and get involved in your own – hopefully toned down – selection of gun-slinging stunts and saloons.

The best parts of Tucson, though, are outside of the city itself. Surrounded by an alluring selection of mountains, this is a hikers dream, with The Rincons, Santa Ritas and Saguaro National Park all within easy reach, and plentiful exciting trails to follow. Those not so keen on the outdoor stuff can still enjoy the views; head to Arizona–Sonara Museum (which will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about the desert, and actually has more in common with a well stocked zoo than a museum, covering everything from rattlesnakes to limestone caves), or head for the high-end resorts of the Catalina Foothills, where you can get pampered in your own up-market wilderness, or eat dinner staring out over the valley.

Any fan of the Wild West – in either the movie or messing around in the desert sense – will love this small city in the heart of the wilderness, while hikers are spoilt for choice when it comes to scenic adventures.

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Tucson: Largest City in southern Arizona
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May 22, 2008 – Nov 18, 2008
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Twice in a Lifetime, is that too much to ask?
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Jul 02, 2009
In the Western world, people fear growing old but where I come from, people grow old gracefully, and growing old is prestigious. I have always wanted to have a birthday party. Growing up in a family of many siblings birthdays were a simple affair. Many times we remembered to wish each other 'Happy …
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Of Mothers and Daughters . . . and Pride
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In my daughter's eyes I'm a heroine, what more could I possibly desire? Well and travel of course, LOL! She could well be called the youngest travbuddy since I have travelled to quite a few countries with her. She began her travels with me as early as 6 months from birth and has since visited at le…
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