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Rediscover Tucson''s Urban Cor...
Open Roads, Open Spaces...
Your Wild Open Escape from 202...

Grand Re-Opening

It''s been a strange year, by all means. However, when a favorite business reopens (safety protocols in full force), it''s a reunion of sorts. Maybe your favorite restaurant is back in business, maybe you''re ready to relive some fun nights at Hotel Congress. The point is, in Tucson''s "urban core" (think the area connected by the Modern Streetcar, Sunlink - Main Gate Square, Fourth Avenue, Downtown and the Westside, including the Mercado San Agustin), there''s more to do seemingly every day.

While we''re still waiting for a day (or more appropriately, night) when we can enjoy a show at the Rialto or the Fox still, with your mask on and understanding that social distance is still part of the plan, you see the new wing at the Tucson Museum of Art, do some shopping, have a great meal, see some live music and enjoy one of the area''s great hotels. It might not be exactly what you had planned, but if you can use a break from the home office, Tucson''s wide open spaces are ready to be your (safe) escape.

Graduate Tucson - A Desert Retreat in Wildcat Country

Nestled in the heart of the University of Arizona's campus, the Graduate Tucson hotel blends modern accommodations with a trailblazing Southwestern spirit. Feel at home in this desert retreat, just steps from Arizona Stadium and downtown Tucson.

Whether you're a hotel guest or a Tucson local, stop in and enjoy a coffee with at Poindexter, the lobby-level caf? and coffee shop, or take in the views of Mt. Lemmon at the rooftop bar and restaurant. Prepare to be inspired by little moments of surprise and discovery around each corner and down every corridor.

Sign up for Graduate Tucson emails to receive updates and news directly to your inbox, plus you''ll be entered to win a two-night stay!

Yes, you think of food when you''re downtown, thanks to Tucson''s UNESCO City of Gastronomy designation, but there are also a wide variety of fun shopping experiences - nearly all locally owned and featuring work by local artisans that will be impressive to your friends and family. Visit Tucson, Shop Tucson. Makes sense, right?

Thanks to the 700,000-plus readers of Cond? Nast Traveler for voting Tucson as the 9th best "big" city in their annual Readers Choice Awards. Now, we''re absolutely coming for Nashville next year (watch out, Music City!), but we''re also thrilled to be in an incredible list of cities. We agree: "the great outdoors is the real star of the show in this desert city." Whether you''re exploring Saguaro National Park by foot or riding the Loop on two wheels, there''s a lot to love in the open air in Tucson.

Learn more about how Pima County is staying PIMA READY and working to make your visit safer.

Our Official Tucson Travel Guide
You might be thinking of a trip in the next few months or just wanting something with pretty photos to hit your mailbox. Either way, just ask and we''ll send you a copy of our latest Travel Guide, complete with a stunning photo of Mission San Xavier del Bac that will look great on your coffee table. Did we mention it''s free?

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Why Not Hit the Road?

Believe it or not, Tucson plays a part in the quintessential road trip novel: Jack Kerouac''s On the Road. During the actual trip that inspired the novel, Kerouac spent three days at Alan Harrington''s house on Fort Lowell; in the novel that turned into a few hours (long enough for the author to borrow some money), with Kerouac remarking that "Tucson is situated in beautiful mesquite riverbed country, overlooked by the snowy Catalina range. The city was one big construction job; the people transient, wild, ambitious, busy, gay; washlines, trailers; bustling downtown streets with banners...Fort Lowell Road...wound along lovely riverbed trees in the flat desert."

In some ways, Tucson hasn''t changed all that much from Kerouac''s perception, although he and his rowdy crew only saw a sliver of the city then and much less of what''s around to enjoy in Southern Arizona now. So, if you want to explore on two wheels or four, there''s so much to do and many amazing roads to get there.

Dream, Imagine or Plan Today

Not only is there great wine in Southeast Arizona, but the drive there from Tucson is nearly as enjoyable as what will be poured when you arrive. The wineries of Sonoita, Elgin and Willcox are award-winning and most importantly delicious. Even better, you''ll frequently be elbow-to-elbow with the winemakers themselves, talking about the product of their vines.

Thanks to Outside Magazine for including Tucson in their list of 27 Epic Trips to Start Planning Now for our spectacular bicycling opportunities, remarking that "while its better-known California cousin Joshua Tree attracts three million visitors a year, Saguaro National Park, divided by Tucson, sees barely a million and is a biker's paradise." We agree, Saguaro National Park is somehow underrated, both super close to a vibrant city, but also spectacularly beautiful. Come see it soon (you can drive around the East portion, if you don''t feel like pedaling).

Learn more about how Pima County is staying PIMA READY and working to make your visit safer.

Our Official Tucson Travel Guide
You might be thinking of a trip in the next few months or just wanting something with pretty photos to hit your mailbox. Either way, just ask and we''ll send you a copy of our latest Travel Guide, complete with a stunning photo of Mission San Xavier del Bac that will look great on your coffee table. Did we mention it''s free?

Free? Free. Free!

Copyright ? 2020 Visit Tucson, All rights reserved.

You are receiving this email because you opted in to our mailing list at an event or on our website.

Our mailing address is:
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Tucson, AZ 85701

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Your Wild Open Escape From 2020

If only it were that simple, right? We''re all sick of seeing the same four walls, the not-entirely-satisfying Zoom equivalent of human interaction, social media (in general), etc., etc. Remember having plans? We hated having so much on the calendar before, now...

Let''s focus on the positive. Tucson will be here, with wide-open spaces, clean air to take in, the beauty of the Sonoran Desert, and plenty to do. We''ll be here when you''re ready - whether you''re ready for a road-trip soonish with the family or if you''re thinking about early 2021. Tucson and Pima County are working with safety in mind, mask protocols and other guidelines in place to make today safer - and to bring back the fully vibrant city that we love.

Dream, Imagine or Plan Today

Speaking of wide open spaces...

TEE TIME?

Looking for a socially-distanced activity? When was the last time you hit the links? With more than 40 courses around town, players of all skill levels will find endless options to grip it and rip it in Tucson. You could even take a swing where the pros have played.

Learn more about how Pima County is staying PIMA READY and working to make your visit safer.

For your fill of quail photos and so much more, give our Instagram a follow.

Our Official Tucson Travel Guide
You might be thinking of a trip in the next few months or just wanting something with pretty photos to hit your mailbox. Either way, just ask and we''ll send you a copy of our latest Travel Guide, complete with a stunning photo of Mission San Xavier del Bac that will look great on your coffee table. Did we mention it''s free?

Free? Free. Free!

Copyright ? 2019 Visit Tucson, All rights reserved.

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