Phoenix News!
Phoenix News welcomes you! Learn more about our city’s history, geography, and economy in the sections that follow.
Things to Do in Phoenix
Arizona’s Valley of the Sun is known for its year-round warmth as well as sunshine, making it a popular tourist destination. Cacti, sandstone, historical landmarks, and modern architecture can be found throughout the desert metropolis.
Tempe - The city’s university quarter
Chase Field - Home of Arizona Diamondbacks
Papago Park - Step inside the Hole in the Rock
Heard Museum - A fascinating look into Native American history
Musical Instrument Museum - The only one of its kind in the USA
Scottsdale Civic Center Plaza - The gateway to Scottsdale Old Town
Landscape
City site
Near the confluence of the Salt and Gila rivers, Phoenix is located in the extreme north of the Sonoran Desert, an ecological zone known for its nationally protected saguaro cactus, which grows in abundance here.
Climate
In the winter months, Phoenix’s dry, warm climate attracts several of thousands of tourists. Highs in the summer can reach over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius), while daily averages in the winter hover around 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21°C). Throughout the year, the sky is almost always clear.
About
The state’s capital, Phoenix, is situated in the state’s central region. With a population of more than 2 million, Phoenix is one of the most populous metropolitan areas in the United States. It is known for its year-round sunny weather and desert beauty, as well as world-class resorts as well as golf courses.
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804 Coplin Avenue, Phoenix,
AZ, 85003
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