Best places: Historical landmarks in Buckeye, United States

Landmark rock formation with multiple cavelike holes in the sandstone created by erosion.

Tours are offered of Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home, now a campus for an architecture school.

Restored stone & adobe buildings, including a saloon, dot this former mining town founded in 1863.

This well-kept 1895 Victorian home provides a look into home life in Arizona's territorial days.

👍👍 While it is a very simple monument it has to be one of the best I have seen. The meaning behind the color of the brick the granite the way the seats are arranged in the bricks with names on them or all significant. Even the placement of the chairs around the monument. I wish I could be here on Novem...

A collection of historic homes & buildings, with history & science museums, plus restaurants.

👍👍 Cute, and very little town. Not much to see, but structures that have been maintained. There's a horse stable next door and a recreation area just down the road. I could have spent the entire day checking the entire area out!

👍 The Gillespie Dam Bridge was built to allow travelers to cross the Gila River any time of the year. Before this bridge was constructed, the road closed whenever the river flooded. It is one of the longest bridges in Arizona. The location is desolate and dilapidated. There is a lot of graffiti and tr...

Imaginative outdoor studio & gallery of architect/sculptor/wind-chime designer Paolo Soleri.

Pre-Columbian site inhabited by Hohokam people, with trails passing the village & irrigation canals.

👍👍 Pretty compact yet informative Museum. Staff were helpful and gave a good starter narrative. We enjoyed going through the exhibits with some interactive components. There was a memorial also included within. Pretty impressive I must say.

👍👍 You can never be too thankful to and for those who came before us. I have been to the memorial in Hawaii years ago, walked the building, touched the wall, and looked over the ship in her final resting place. This is also a beautiful memorial and was well worth the visit. I would strongly suggest it...

👍👍 This location is about half and hour drive from Phoenix and one of the best place I have been to to sit in silence and relax out of the busy bustling city life. Next to a quite community. Just sit on the grass and watch the sun sets into the hills. Evening here are mesmerizing and beautiful. Fountai...

👍👍 Dia de los Muertos was absolutely spectacular. A must see if you are around during this time of season. It really was a terrific treat.

👍👍 Beautiful house. Very interesting architecture and story. Take the tour and learn more. The lavender store on-site is great! Loved the candle I bought - a fabulous scent. We loved the lemon lavender cookie as well.

Opened in 1987, this museum features exhibits on Mesa's history, including a replica schoolhouse.

👍👍 Restrooms and picnicing area in parking area. It is a short hike to the ruins. Great views of surrounding areas.

👍👍 This view of Pinnacle Peak is actually taken from the Tom’s Thumb trail. From here you can see much of the surrounding landscape and neighborhoods. Pinnacle Peak Park is a local park operated by the city of Scottsdale. It sits further north about 30 minutes from the more central areas of Scottsdale....

Cultural center & museum showcasing African-American arts & heritage, with regular programming.

This iconic set of grain containers once used by the namesake family remains a town symbol.