An information and relocation guide for Phoenix, Arizona. Includes articles on landmarks, dining, culture, shopping, neighborhoods, and more.

Phoenix is a city of ethnic diversity which is reflected in the cultural themes of the city. From the picturesque historic neighborhoods to the wonderful variety of ethnic foods that the world offers, Phoenix has become a desert gem that is truly unequaled .

The city’s contemporary arts scene has achieved a reputation for classic gallery shows combined with a collection of works by world renowned artists. The Phoenix Museum of Art displays gallery owned pieces with the wonderful art shows that visit on loan.

The Phoenix weather provides 300 days of sunshine during the year which is very uplifting and wonderful for the outdoor enthusiast and gardeners.

Downtown Phoenix
The downtown area is home to the US Airways Center and the basketball team, and the baseball stadium is located next door. People are also drawn downtown by the coffeehouses, restaurants, nightclubs and shopping in the Arizona Center. Copper Square and Heritage Park are historical sites and Heritage Park is a wonderful place to dine. From architectural wonders like St. Mary’s Basilica to cultural treasures like those found at the Phoenix Art Museum, this city has a wealth of visual experiences to offer every visitor. The Phoenix Museum of History and the Heard Museum of native American displays are nearby. The Phoenix Mining Museum includes the largest scoop shovel on display. All of this area is accessible by the Phoenix light rail system.

Theaters
Classic restored theaters like the Orpheum, the Herberger and Symphony Hall present great shows and musical entertainment. The Gammage Memorial Auditorium is a luxuriant theatrical center designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

Golf
The Phoenix area has many Golf courses that are PGA ranked. Many are situated on scenic
sites where the player can easily lose focus on the game while gazing at the surrounding beauty.