Historic Places in Phoenix, AZ

Orpheum Theatre

Open until 4pm

4.5

Majestic details of its Spanish Revival architecture and captivating silent film events make the Orpheum Theatre a vital cultural expression in downtown Phoenix.

St. Mary's Basilica

Open until 4pm

5.0

Enchanting architecture and stunning stained glass create a serene space for reflection at this historic basilica, a gem in Phoenix's heritage.

Heritage Square Park

Open until 4pm

Timeless, the Victorian home showcases Phoenix's early history with unique features, beautiful grounds, and fascinating guides.

Papago Park

Open until 11pm

4.5

Impressive rock formations and scenic trails make Papago Park a perfect escape, showcasing the legacy of Arizona’s first governor amidst nature.

Westward Ho Associates

Open until 4:30pm

0.0

Remarkable for its neon spire and rich history, this iconic former hotel once welcomed celebrities and now serves as a vibrant community hub.

Hotel San Carlos

Open until 12am

3.5

Historic charm defines Hotel San Carlos, with its 1928 art deco style, Hollywood connections, and intriguing ghost stories echoing through its halls.

Ellis-Shackelford House

Open until 6pm

Architecturally significant, the Ellis-Shackelford House showcases Prairie-Mediterranean style and retains original details, bridging history with community events.

Wrigley Mansion

Opens at 3pm

4.0

Fascinatingly rich in history, Wrigley Mansion provides engaging tours featuring stories of the Wrigley and Hormel families in a stunning setting.

David & Gladys Wright House

Open until 4pm

Incredible craftsmanship defines the David and Gladys Wright House, showcasing Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian design with stunning art installations on the grounds.

Tovrea Castle

Opens at 7pm

Unique gardens surround a castle resembling a wedding cake, offering a glimpse into European architecture in the heart of the desert.

New Windsor Hotel

Open until 12am

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Charming details of Victorian and Art Deco architecture set the New Windsor Hotel apart, showcasing the rich history of downtown Phoenix.

Sun Mercantile Building

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Memorable for its rich Chinese American history, the Sun Mercantile Building preserves 1929 architecture while serving the community today.

Evans House

Quaint charm defines the Evans House, a 1893 Queen Anne-Victorian gem, blending history with its role as a former doctor's office in Phoenix.

Carnegie Center

Inspiring tapestries of local history unfold here, a 1907 Beaux-Arts gem offering a glimpse into Phoenix's architectural progress and culture.

Heard Museum

Open until 4pm

5.0

Educational, the Heard Museum showcases captivating displays of American Indian cultures and hosts the vibrant World Championship Hoop Dance Contest.

Historic Heritage Square

Open until 4pm

Dynamic Victorian homes and award-winning dining create a lively atmosphere at Heritage Square. It’s a blend of history and modern culture.

Luhrs Tower

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Distinctive for its 1929 Art Deco design, Luhrs Tower shapes Phoenix's skyline and features popular dining venues within the vibrant city center.