Phoenix rentals and shared mobility are surprisingly easy to use—especially if you land at PHX Sky Harbor, where the free PHX Sky Train links terminals to the Rental Car Center…
Phoenix taxi and ride options are better than most visitors expect—especially at Sky Harbor (PHX), where you can choose between taxis (with a published flat downtown rate), rideshare (Uber/Lyft +…
If you mean the Central Bus Terminal in Phoenix, the main intercity hub most travelers use is the Phoenix Bus Station (Greyhound) at 2115 E Buckeye Rd (Phoenix-Tempe, AZ 85034)—open…
If you’re planning car-free sightseeing (or arriving by intercity train/bus), knowing the Phoenix rail and train stations that actually matter will save you time, money, and confusion. Phoenix’s “rail” experience…
The Duppa-Montgomery Adobe (often called the Duppa Homestead) is one of the most “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” historic places in Phoenix: a small adobe structure surviving in the warehouse area just south of…
The Phoenix Sister Cities Signpost is a small but super photogenic “world-in-one-frame” landmark in downtown—an arrow-style signpost that points to Phoenix’s sister cities and shows their names (often with country…
Orpheum Theatre Phoenix is downtown’s most iconic “old-world glamour” venue: a restored atmospheric movie palace turned performing arts theater, steps from Phoenix City Hall and easy to reach by light…
Mystery Castle Phoenix is one of the city’s most unusual landmarks—an 18-room, multi-story “folk art” house built by hand from local stone and recycled objects, tucked into the foothills near…
St. Mary’s Basilica Phoenix is one of the most rewarding “quick stop” landmarks in downtown: a historic Mission Revival church with dramatic twin towers, Munich-style stained glass, and real Arizona…
The Arizona Capitol Museum is one of the best “high-value” stops in Downtown Phoenix: it’s inside the historic Arizona State Capitol building, it’s free, and it gives you a clear,…
