Things to do in Arizona
Historic Sites
Historic Sites in Arizona
- 61 places
- across 30 destinations
Historic Sites in Arizona
Showing 37–48 of 61
Sedona, Sedona & Verde Valley
Palatki Heritage Site
Reservation-only guided tours of a red rock cliff dwelling and rock art northwest of Sedona
Phoenix, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
S'edav Va'aki Museum
A 1,500-year-old village site and Hohokam canals beside Sky Harbor, formerly Pueblo Grande Museum
From $6
Flagstaff, Flagstaff & Painted Desert
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Cliff dwellings built under limestone ledges about 900 years ago, reached by a steep stairway trail east of Flagstaff
From $15
Ajo, Tucson & Saguaro
Ajo Historic Plaza
A company town's white Spanish-style town square, built in phases from 1916 to 1947
Free
Camp Verde, Sedona & Verde Valley
Crane Petroglyph Heritage Site
Over 1,000 Sinagua petroglyphs on Beaver Creek, known until 2024 as V Bar V
From $5
Willcox, Tombstone & Bisbee
Fort Bowie National Historic Site
Adobe ruins at Apache Pass, reached on foot along a 3-mile trail through history
Free
Jerome, Sedona & Verde Valley
Jerome Mine Museum
A small historical society museum on Main Street, covering the town's miners and its mix of peoples
From $2
Bisbee, Tombstone & Bisbee
Lavender Pit
A 900-foot-deep former open-pit copper mine on the edge of Old Bisbee
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
Kingman, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
Mohave Museum of History & Arts
Mohave County's history museum since 1968, on Beale Street just off Route 66
From $6
Kayenta, Page & Monument Valley
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Navajo-run park of sandstone buttes on the Arizona–Utah line, with a 17-mile dirt loop drive
From $8
Window Rock, Page & Monument Valley
Navajo Nation Museum
The Navajo Nation's own museum and library, next to the zoo in Window Rock
Historic Sites Overview
Historic Sites in Arizona