Best places: Tourist attractions in South Tucson, United States

Scenic views, hiking trails & picnic areas are offered at this home of the country's largest cacti.

Peaceful walking & running trail with views on an expansive ecological reservation.

University run protected area of Sonoran Desert with over a 100 years of intensive science.

👍👍 Beautiful, tranquil cathedral that’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in Tucson. We went inside to pray after being out in the sun all afternoon. It was the most peaceful (and cool) stop of our trip. Definitely would return to just pray and be at peace 🤍

A dozen public gardens on more than 5 acres with educational aspects & activities for kids.

Museum for children of all ages featuring immersive art, music, nature & educational exhibits.

Landmark known as "A" Mountain featuring a man-made A-shaped formation, offering scenic city views.

Series of galleries inside adobe homes with exhibits of pre-Columbian & Latin American folk art.

Expansive zoo with daily activities, wide variety of animals & various attractions for all ages.

👍👍 We're escape room addicts and try to visit one every trip we go on. My wife found Will You Escape? searching Google and the reviews were positive. We did The Witching Hour as it only has a 30% success rate. The storyline was interesting and the puzzles were just hard enough. We did gladly accept a f...

This 57-acre preserve includes a splash pad, equestrian arena, sports fields, trails & playground.

👍👍 I’m so happy to find this place in Tucson. My kids loved so much! They had so much fun and people are friendly and facility is very clean. Perfect place is totally for train enthusiasts.

👍👍 Landscape, mountains, wildlife, walk pathways, sports complex, restrooms,grills, horse shoes ramadas this park has got it all ,if you ask me I've had many kid and adult birthday parties here over the years and had lots of good times I can't say enough about the place and even the people who come her...

Neighborhood park offering athletic courts & fields, a playground, exercise station & swimming pool.

👍👍 One of my favorite parks in Tucson! Has a beautiful layrinth to walk.

👍 There isn’t many rose bushes hopefully they are being replanted soon! We did still find many beautiful roses to see

Museum showcasing mineral specimens from the area & around the world, plus meteorites.

Small museum in a former depot featuring railroad-related artifacts, photos & a 1900 locomotive.

Founded in 1923, this kids' fairy-themed fantasy park features historic tours & seasonal activities.

Riverfront park featuring hiking & biking trails, a disc golf course, playground & wildlife views.