Things to do in Arizona
Architectural Landmarks
Architectural Landmarks in Arizona
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Architectural Landmarks in Arizona
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Page, Page & Monument Valley
Glen Canyon Dam
A 710-foot concrete arch dam that created Lake Powell and gave the town of Page its start
Tucson, Tucson & Saguaro
Mission San Xavier del Bac
A working 18th-century church on the Tohono O'odham Nation, 9 miles south of Tucson
Holbrook, Flagstaff & Painted Desert
Painted Desert Inn
A Pueblo Revival inn on the Painted Desert rim with Hopi murals by Fred Kabotie, now Petrified Forest's temporary visitor center
From $15
Sedona, Sedona & Verde Valley
Chapel of the Holy Cross
A 1956 Catholic chapel built around a giant cross, rising from a red rock outcrop
Grand Canyon Village, Grand Canyon & Kaibab Plateau
Desert View Watchtower
Mary Colter's 1932 stone tower at the east end of the South Rim, looking down on the Colorado River where Marble Canyon opens out
From $35
Scottsdale, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
Taliesin West
Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and desert laboratory, a UNESCO World Heritage site
From $22
Kingman, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
Grand Canyon West and the Skywalk
The Hualapai Tribe's own rim of the Grand Canyon, with a glass walkway over the edge at Eagle Point
From $99
Marble Canyon, Page & Monument Valley
Navajo Bridge
Twin steel arches 467 feet above the Colorado River, the old one now open to walkers
Ajo, Tucson & Saguaro
Ajo Historic Plaza
A company town's white Spanish-style town square, built in phases from 1916 to 1947
Free
Lake Havasu City, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
London Bridge
The granite face of London's 1831 bridge, shipped stone by stone and rebuilt over a desert channel
Free
Architectural Landmarks Overview
Architectural Landmarks in Arizona