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Your Phoenix Day Stay Guide

• Food – Phoenix offers a wide range of restaurants, including Mexican cuisine from Gallo Blanco and Comedor Guadalajara, American restaurants The Duce and The Arrogant Butcher, as well as Pizzeria Bianco and Señor Sushi, with countless other establishments to choose from.
• Sports – Sports fans are spoiled for choice in Phoenix, and can choose between the city’s quartet of major teams: the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals, NBA’s Phoenix Suns, MLB’s Arizona Diamondbacks and NHL’s Arizona Coyotes.
• Natural Beauty – An iconic landmark, Camelback Mountain is home to a pair of challenging trails: Echo Canyon and Cholla. Minutes from downtown, Papago Park is replete with red rocks and trails, while South Mountain Park boasts even more desert trails for the keen hiker.
• Museums – Phoenix Art Museum is home to contemporary works and international masterpieces, with countless examples of fine art and objects. The Heard Museum explores the traditions, culture, and history of 22 American Indian tribes.

Do You Know These Seven Phoenix Facts?

1. Legend has it the city gets its mythological name from Cambridge-educated pioneer Darrell Duppa, who believed a new civilization would rise from the ashes of ruined Hohokam.
2. Statistics from the National Climatic Data Center indicate Phoenix has more hours of sunshine than any other major city in the United States.
3. Greater Phoenix boasts almost 200 golf courses.
4. The city is the fifth largest in the United States, recently edging out Philadelphia in 2017.
5. Phoenix is home to the largest municipal park in North America, with South Mountain Park and Preserve covering more than 16,500 acres.
6. Arizona has over 20 American Indian tribes (whose culture can be explored in the city’s Heard Museum).
7. The nearby Grand Canyon attracts about five million visitors a year.