Need to include the Desert museum, if your visiting thats among the top places you have to check out. Another mention or two would be Round 1 (which while they are a chain its still one of the best arcades in the region) west of downtown you have the Mercado San Augustine and MSA Annex with many shops, events, and places to eat/drink, related some restaurants I would throw out include Caruso's, Mi Nidito, Los Olivos, El Charro, daisy maes, and Silver Saddle. For daytrip ideas we have caves with kartchner caverns being wheelchair accessible as well as biosphere two being a wonderful place to tour.
Also include union for weekend farm market and great live bands. For food los apson , pico de Gallo, rollies , el taco gordo , bk, guero canelo , American eatery , the Monica , la chingada , bocas , among many others and now Tucson studios (new owner) and buckalo farms specially for Halloween corn maze
This was a very good video. Great videography and commentary. But it seems to mostly highlight the east side of Tucson and only makes brief mention of some real landmarks on the west side of town like the Desert Museum and Old Tucson. There's also the International Wildlife Museum, the Rodeo Grounds, 4th Avenue, and countless restaurants that can only be found in Tucson. I'm also not sure how well the airport fits into things to do while in Tucson though. I only go there when I have to :)
Check out the old Army Air Corps hangars along South Old Nogales Highway, if you can. B-17's, 25's and 29's all spent time in those buildings being fitted with weaponry before heading out overseas in WWII. I have a picture I would love to post here of seven 29's inside one of the hangars at the same time. They are immense inside.
I dream of moving to the Tucson area. Lived in central Phoenix in 91-93. And although we used to ride our dirtbikes out in the open area of Glendale where there is now a giant stadium, I still think the life was great. Want so badly to get out of Northern California. Just gotta find work and we're there.
Been watching your content for a couple of years. Good stuff and your quality is always evolving. One correction sent from the Catalina Foothills...Tucson Metro population is actually around 1 million. City proper is the 600,000 mark.
I love the temperature difference between the valley and Summerhaven. We were up in Mt. Lemmon just 2 weeks ago (early July). It was around 100-105 in the valley. When we reached the peak, it was 76-80. And beautiful, expansive views from the top and all along the hwy up the mountain.
@@moodypet8837, it wasn’t scary for us as long as we stayed in the right half of the road and not taking the curves at 10-20 mph above the posted speed limit. Some drivers aren’t as cautious.
Beautiful city, i'm from Texas, born and grew up in South Texas. I lived 4 years in Tucson, back in late 50s n early 60s. I still have friends and have gone back to visit friends. I love that place.
8:05 is tough luck club under reillys downtown. If you want a damn good cocktail, go to TLC and then head upstairs for the best pepperoni pizza in the city if you like crispy wood fired crusts and curled small pepperonis!
My mom, dad, and 1 brother live out there. They are only a few short miles from Old Tucson, Picture Rocks area. I was just out there back in October. Love it out there. I've seen a few of the areas that I know in this video. Can't wait to get back out there again.
I really appreciate your videos. I’ll be meeting up with friends after 40 years, and they’ve given me a great idea of what to expect. Being from Colombia, South America, it’s fascinating to see both the similarities and differences in vegetation, canyons, and weather compared to Colombia. Thank you for sharing your experiences!
Thanks for a good video on my home. Add the Desert Museum, remember there are two Saguaro National Monuments (East and West), the best Mexican food (far too many locally owned 40+ year old restaurants to name), Randolph Park & Reid Park Zoo, San Xavier Mission, A Mountain, lots and lots of street art, the Rodeo Parade in February (worlds’ longest non-mechanized parade), the UofA Photography Museum, the Miniatures Museum, the Titan Missal Museum, and oh so much more to our beautiful home! Oh, and one more thing…our air is clean and the view of the stars at night…Oh My!
I’m not a huge fan of cities (I’m from rural Montana) but spent a couple months in Tucson last winter and loved it! My daughter moved her family there. Hopefully I will get back to visit again this winter!
@@sigalsmadar4547that’s why u go northern Oro valley the evevation in the northern part is around 3000-3500 and it’s a a lot cooler usually around 5-10 degrees and winter can get down to 20 degrees with only a 20-30 minute drive to downtown
I’m a FA ✈️ and I’m picking on work trips to Arizona to check out the places to move to and Tucson is on my list. I have 2 long lay-overs in Tucson, so Thank You for making this video. It has given me some Great places to go and visit with my crew.
Hi my family and I just moved away from Tucson Arizona as of April 12 th been two years ago we been away from there moved to Pittsburgh now just to hot 🥵 now there' love Pennsylvania now four seasons 😊
Great video. I’ve beefed in Tucson since 2006 and learned a few things. Of course I’m really NW in Marana and some of these places are quite a trek for us. Thanks for the tour 😁👍🏻
Hello from Ouray, Colorado! Thank you so much for your video about Tucson! I really enjoyed it. We just returned from 2 weeks of camping in Tucson. It was awesome to get out of our still lingering Colorado winter. But it was even more awesome to explore Tucson. We actually went there to check it out to consider moving there. I believe that will happen; but we'll wait until next year. I will he diving into more of your AZ videos! I have been a subscriber for over a year; but there are many more of your videos to check out.
As a Tucson resident, I can say that's a really well done video. I wonder what that pub in downtown was. I haven't been to Agua Caliente and had no idea what it was like. Gonna visit it sometime.
Moved to Tucson in 1966. Things have changed since then . The L and L Restaurant and the HideOut are old places. Arapahoe Tree Surgeon of Arizona keeps those Palms and the Palo Verde Tree's in shape since 1970
Seriously though. The backside used to be so nice but its become so full of trash in more recent years. Every time we go up theres at least a bags worth of trash coming down with us. Crazy.
All the stuff mentioned at the end is still Tucson. And you missed Titan Missile Museum. I would call that a really good place to check out. In Green Valley, a suburb of Tucson. Still considered tucson.
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Old Tucson are located in Tucson Mountain Park, not Saguaro National Park West. I appreciate the work you put into this. I wish you had taken the time to check your facts.
He didn't say they were inside Saguaro NP... he listed the AZ-Son. Desert Museum, Saguaro National Park, and Old Tucson as three honorable mentions, likely because they're all technically outside of Tucscon proper. I appreciate the work you put into this comment. I wish you had taken the time to check your facts.
This is funny, although I live in California -I am eager to visit Tucson Arizona, the grand canyon looks scary, I am afraid of heights, but I want to try canoeing, swimming, nature watching....sooner rather than later, Lisa.
Good vid, but how could you show all of those downtown places without including St. Augustine Cathedral, one of the most historic places in all of Arizona?
You didn't show the Tucson mall or the community pools you can swim in & you also forgot to show the Tucson national park where you can go biking or hiking up the mountains there's also outdoor skateboard parks as well.
GOOD VIDEO i been working on the last super bowl 🏈 i take 2 days and stay on tucson and is beautiful 😍 probably i will moved to rita ranch i liked is hot that's okay i been on corona national park and is very nice i recommend to visit also the Southern Arizona Transportation Museum is great with a lot of history 😀 👌 😊 👍 😎 😄 😀 👌 😊 👍 😎 thanks for this video
I’m recovering from a back injury so I can’t do a lot of the physical activities in Arizona. Anyone have any advice for fun places to go for a 24 year old who can’t handle much walking?
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Great video of my home. Sure wish we were still at 600,000 metro.
Boy I love Tucson. If I didn't start to sweat over 59 degrees I'd for sure live there. There's nothing like the thunderstorms and desertscape.
Well, done (no pun intended.)
I'll add another...
Gates Pass at sunset.
Beautiful.
Peace on earth.
Need to include the Desert museum, if your visiting thats among the top places you have to check out. Another mention or two would be Round 1 (which while they are a chain its still one of the best arcades in the region) west of downtown you have the Mercado San Augustine and MSA Annex with many shops, events, and places to eat/drink, related some restaurants I would throw out include Caruso's, Mi Nidito, Los Olivos, El Charro, daisy maes, and Silver Saddle.
For daytrip ideas we have caves with kartchner caverns being wheelchair accessible as well as biosphere two being a wonderful place to tour.
Also include union for weekend farm market and great live bands. For food los apson , pico de Gallo, rollies , el taco gordo , bk, guero canelo , American eatery , the Monica , la chingada , bocas , among many others and now Tucson studios (new owner) and buckalo farms specially for Halloween corn maze
YES
I just left there, don't waste your time there.
I lived in Tucson in early 2000's and loved it. I miss it, would definitely love to live there, again.❤
Great tour! Also Colossal Cave south east of town.
I lived there and I loved it. Maybe one day I will go back. I miss it!!!
This was a very good video. Great videography and commentary. But it seems to mostly highlight the east side of Tucson and only makes brief mention of some real landmarks on the west side of town like the Desert Museum and Old Tucson. There's also the International Wildlife Museum, the Rodeo Grounds, 4th Avenue, and countless restaurants that can only be found in Tucson. I'm also not sure how well the airport fits into things to do while in Tucson though. I only go there when I have to :)
Check out the old Army Air Corps hangars along South Old Nogales Highway, if you can. B-17's, 25's and 29's all spent time in those buildings being fitted with weaponry before heading out overseas in WWII. I have a picture I would love to post here of seven 29's inside one of the hangars at the same time. They are immense inside.
Hi Sean how are you doing 😊
👍🙂Tucson native here & I agree!! ❤
What no San Xavier Mission? The finest example of Spanish Baroque in the country and maybe the oldest continual place around Tucson.
I love trail dust town. The gun show is fun and the steakhouse a great place to eat.
Great vid, but you forgot Sonoran Desert Museum and the view from A Mountain!
Yes the best!
I dream of moving to the Tucson area. Lived in central Phoenix in 91-93. And although we used to ride our dirtbikes out in the open area of Glendale where there is now a giant stadium, I still think the life was great. Want so badly to get out of Northern California. Just gotta find work and we're there.
Just in time!! I have been wondering what Tucson has to offer. Thanks Jeff!!
Biosphere on the outskirts of town. That was cool. I loved tuscon. Found a reasonable Mexican restaurant that served fabulous food.
Not many know that Bannon,
yea, Bannon, goin' ta jail, Bannon,
was the director of the Biosphere
around the eighties.
Peace on earth.
@@kevinogracia1615 the university now has it
@@kevinogracia1615 It was in the 90's and literally doesn't matter.
P.S. It's Biosphere2. Earth is the Biosphere.
Really? *TUSCON* ? 🥺
@@magnificentfailure2390 Not for long.
This Tucson video is your best yet. Thanks for what you do. I love living in the Tucson area. It’s so beautiful here.
One of the last quaint cities left in the country! Love this city! I'm a refugee from conservative Las Vegas. Been here 4 years now.
I just moved here a year ago, and I'm still learning!
Other things to do in Tucson is Saguaro National Park East and the Desert Museum
Been watching your content for a couple of years. Good stuff and your quality is always evolving. One correction sent from the Catalina Foothills...Tucson Metro population is actually around 1 million. City proper is the 600,000 mark.
Correct!
Metro is 1,024,000 now
@@pandorag2720Wow!
I really love the old Gas Light Theater. !!!!
Tucson is the city I call home. Moved here from New Jersey 6 years ago
Love how clean your camera footage is. You guys do such a good job with these videos … much love 🤝
I love the temperature difference between the valley and Summerhaven. We were up in Mt. Lemmon just 2 weeks ago (early July). It was around 100-105 in the valley. When we reached the peak, it was 76-80.
And beautiful, expansive views from the top and all along the hwy up the mountain.
I love MT Lemon but the drive is scary
@@moodypet8837, it wasn’t scary for us as long as we stayed in the right half of the road and not taking the curves at 10-20 mph above the posted speed limit. Some drivers aren’t as cautious.
The current metro area population of Tucson in 2022 is 1,003,000. Nice job on the locations, and you are right there are more locations to visit.
I moved to Tucson and love it, there's so much to do here.
How hot does it get there
@@Jewelofthenile7it can get up to 110 and get as low as like 20 degrees
@@pandorag2720more like 120
Beautiful city, i'm from Texas, born and grew up in South Texas.
I lived 4 years in Tucson, back in late 50s n early 60s. I still have friends and have gone back to visit friends. I love that place.
8:05 is tough luck club under reillys downtown. If you want a damn good cocktail, go to TLC and then head upstairs for the best pepperoni pizza in the city if you like crispy wood fired crusts and curled small pepperonis!
This literally came at the perfect time as I just moved to Tucson 2 months ago and having my sister visit tomorrow for us to explore. Thanks!
Shoot, a little late but one of the best places to bring visitors in the desert museum. Half like a zoo, with plenty to check out.
@@Ember-Rodriguez and sting rays because why not
Great video! Another excellent place to visit is the Titan Missile Museum.
Hey guys this is Jeff on my other channel for transportation! Come on over and check it out!
Mnt Lemon is cool! Unless your in the middle of summer! Still a cool drive up and back down, so breath taking!
Oh yeah! Glad you included Redington pass! Awesome place for Off-roading!!!
You got any other recommendations for off-roading places?
My mom, dad, and 1 brother live out there. They are only a few short miles from Old Tucson, Picture Rocks area. I was just out there back in October. Love it out there. I've seen a few of the areas that I know in this video. Can't wait to get back out there again.
I really appreciate your videos. I’ll be meeting up with friends after 40 years, and they’ve given me a great idea of what to expect. Being from Colombia, South America, it’s fascinating to see both the similarities and differences in vegetation, canyons, and weather compared to Colombia. Thank you for sharing your experiences!
Thanks for a good video on my home. Add the Desert Museum, remember there are two Saguaro National Monuments (East and West), the best Mexican food (far too many locally owned 40+ year old restaurants to name), Randolph Park & Reid Park Zoo, San Xavier Mission, A Mountain, lots and lots of street art, the Rodeo Parade in February (worlds’ longest non-mechanized parade), the UofA Photography Museum, the Miniatures Museum, the Titan Missal Museum, and oh so much more to our beautiful home! Oh, and one more thing…our air is clean and the view of the stars at night…Oh My!
Felt like a local dad giving instructions on what to do in his locality. Well done!!! Brilliant video
I’m not a huge fan of cities (I’m from rural Montana) but spent a couple months in Tucson last winter and loved it! My daughter moved her family there. Hopefully I will get back to visit again this winter!
Winter is nice, but you probably won't like it in the summer with 100+ degree heat, all summer.
@@sigalsmadar4547that’s why u go northern Oro valley the evevation in the northern part is around 3000-3500 and it’s a a lot cooler usually around 5-10 degrees and winter can get down to 20 degrees with only a 20-30 minute drive to downtown
I’m a FA ✈️ and I’m picking on work trips to Arizona to check out the places to move to and Tucson is on my list. I have 2 long lay-overs in Tucson, so Thank You for making this video. It has given me some Great places to go and visit with my crew.
Good to see a high quality video for our beautiful city!
Hi my family and I just moved away from Tucson Arizona as of April 12 th been two years ago we been away from there moved to Pittsburgh now just to hot 🥵 now there' love Pennsylvania now four seasons 😊
That's funny to read. I grew up in New Castle about an hour north of pgh, been in Tucson for 32 years.
I love PA.
Die hard Steelers fan.
Fantastic. We enjoy all of your videos. Thanks!
“I’m from Tucson” button
I use to live there
Excellent 19:10 please post videos for nature visit like mountains , forests rivers etc in AZ
Another great video . I like how you show things for every age group. Keep up the good work an I hope to keep watching . Thank You , Be Safe ❤😊
Great video. I’ve beefed in Tucson since 2006 and learned a few things. Of course I’m really NW in Marana and some of these places are quite a trek for us. Thanks for the tour 😁👍🏻
Love this video about Tucson! Best one yet!! Keep’em comming😁🎥👍🏻
One thing about Reddington Pass to remember is that alot of people use it for shooting.
My car got shot twice while I was camping overnight
@@SupTim1 Yikes. I'm sure that was fun to discover.
This was really good. I've been to Tucson, but I never saw this up close and personal.
Going to be moving to Tucson in upcoming March 2023 from KS, and I'll definitely look forward to visiting some of these places.
Hello from Ouray, Colorado! Thank you so much for your video about Tucson! I really enjoyed it.
We just returned from 2 weeks of camping in Tucson. It was awesome to get out of our still lingering Colorado winter. But it was even more awesome to explore Tucson. We actually went there to check it out to consider moving there. I believe that will happen; but we'll wait until next year.
I will he diving into more of your AZ videos! I have been a subscriber for over a year; but there are many more of your videos to check out.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤wow!Aqua Caliente park looks breathtaking and ranches are so impressive!!!
Thanks for the guide. I will definitely check it out in spring. Can’t do in summer it’s just too much of the heat I’ve heard.
I just did water tubes last week, got a marshmallow to the face and a free beer that was floating in the river lol 😂
Great Video ! Thanks for showing us around ! 🙏🏼🙏🏼👍👍👍
As someone who lives in Tucson this video is amazing and very accurate
Nice compilation. For the best view, try gliding at soaringflight for an interesting perspective of the area.
great video, mount Lemmon looks amazing!
As a Tucson resident, I can say that's a really well done video. I wonder what that pub in downtown was. I haven't been to Agua Caliente and had no idea what it was like. Gonna visit it sometime.
there is also a group of volunteers called "Friends of Agua Caliente" whose helped to keep the park running and a very good shape.
Tough Luck Club in the basement of Reilly Craft Pizza & Drink!!
This video was great, reminds me why I love/miss Tucson. Can’t wait to be back at the end of the month for good!
Really great job showing the beauty of the place! Makes me want to check it out much more than I did previously.
Thanks for bringing back some memories, I lived there for two years 😀
Moved to Tucson in 1966. Things have changed since then .
The L and L Restaurant and the HideOut are old places.
Arapahoe Tree Surgeon of Arizona keeps those Palms and the Palo Verde Tree's in shape since 1970
You are fun to listen to! Others are boring! Especially the realtors!
And eegees ! 😋
Shhhh! That’s secret.
Nice videography on the red stage coach! 0:20
If you visit Mount Lemmon (or anywhere for that matter) PLEASE pick up after yourself and your peers and keep the landscape well and unabused.
Seriously though. The backside used to be so nice but its become so full of trash in more recent years. Every time we go up theres at least a bags worth of trash coming down with us. Crazy.
That fudge from Summerhaven is divine. I was hoping for a mention of the DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun. And Ignacio García, who creates iconic murals.
this is only 22 things to do, Awesome footage about Our beautiful Town City ❤💫
I would love to see a tour of Prescott. The Hassayampa inn is pretty darn cool.
Out of town Colossal Cave too is a great place and In Town the Old Barrio is great to see old houses
Love your vids! If you're in state during "Oktoberfest", make the Tucson run to Mt Lemmon! Self explanatory lol!
Cheers!
Hi how are you doing 😊
All the stuff mentioned at the end is still Tucson. And you missed Titan Missile Museum. I would call that a really good place to check out. In Green Valley, a suburb of Tucson. Still considered tucson.
Awesome video graphy and commentary 👌
hi from Rocky Point, I love Arizona and I love your videos, you must to come to make a video from Rocky Point
Definitely
Thanks for the great video
Awesome video !
Hi Mark how are you doing 😊
I’m watching this while a storm is releasing a buttload of rain in the area. Good thing planes don’t shrink! 😁
I love Trail Dust Town!
Lived in Tucson mid to late 70s ❤ worked at a cute coffee house DT...the Cafe Ole ❤
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Old Tucson are located in Tucson Mountain Park, not Saguaro National Park West.
I appreciate the work you put into this. I wish you had taken the time to check your facts.
He didn't say they were inside Saguaro NP... he listed the AZ-Son. Desert Museum, Saguaro National Park, and Old Tucson as three honorable mentions, likely because they're all technically outside of Tucscon proper.
I appreciate the work you put into this comment. I wish you had taken the time to check your facts.
11:37 TIA is awesome. Easy in easy out, prices comparable to Sky Harbor.
Don't forget to mention Bio2 just outside Tucson pretty cool place to go
Great video
You do great videos!
Great job on the video
Grew up there but had to move away for family reasons. Wish I was able to move back.
This is funny, although I live in California -I am eager to visit Tucson Arizona, the grand canyon looks scary, I am afraid of heights, but I want to try canoeing, swimming, nature watching....sooner rather than later, Lisa.
Good vid, but how could you show all of those downtown places without including St. Augustine Cathedral, one of the most historic places in all of Arizona?
They filmed the Nickelodeon show, Hey Dude!, out at Tanque verde guest ranch. Also, our ski resort is the southern most golf course in the country.
awesome video thanks
Nice Jeff I need visit it next year
You didn't show the Tucson mall or the community pools you can swim in & you also forgot to show the Tucson national park where you can go biking or hiking up the mountains there's also outdoor skateboard parks as well.
You missed the Arizona Inn. A true Jewel.
But what is there to do there?
Esta hermoso el lugar
Tanque verde ooks like the set for the nickeloden show "hey dude"
Thanks for the vid bro!!! 🏜️🌴🌵🦂
Thank you for your video!
GOOD VIDEO i been working on the last super bowl 🏈 i take 2 days and stay on tucson and is beautiful 😍 probably i will moved to rita ranch i liked is hot that's okay i been on corona national park and is very nice i recommend to visit also the Southern Arizona Transportation Museum is great with a lot of history 😀 👌 😊 👍 😎 😄 😀 👌 😊 👍 😎 thanks for this video
Do you guys only use swamp coolers like NM, or is air conditioning common?
I’m recovering from a back injury so I can’t do a lot of the physical activities in Arizona. Anyone have any advice for fun places to go for a 24 year old who can’t handle much walking?
big miss desert museum and madera canyon
If you visit Tucson, you need to visit the nearby gem Bisbee. And the biosphere north of Tucson. The downside is the Fentanyl Epidemic right now.
Kitt Peak Observatory has tours if you can handle an hour drive.