Congress Street District
Historic buildings, restaurants, nightlife, Hotel Congress and the restored Fox Tucson Theatre.
Experience historic streets, local restaurants, live entertainment, museums and distinctive districts in the heart of Arizona’s Old Pueblo.
Downtown Tucson combines historic architecture and long-established cultural landmarks with restaurants, galleries, performance venues, nightlife and modern gathering places. Its walkable districts make it possible to experience several sides of Tucson in one visit.
Whether you are planning a daytime museum trip, dinner before a show or a full evening downtown, allow time to explore beyond a single block.
Historic buildings, restaurants, nightlife, Hotel Congress and the restored Fox Tucson Theatre.
Independent shops, casual dining, nightlife and an energetic connection between downtown and the University of Arizona.
Tucson history, museums, galleries, architecture and some of downtown’s oldest streets.
Markets, food, public gathering spaces and colorful architecture west of the downtown core.
University-area restaurants, shops and entertainment near the eastern end of the streetcar route.
Events, performances, sports and cultural destinations surrounding the Tucson Convention Center.
A restored historic theater presenting concerts, films and live events in the downtown core.
Art, exhibitions and historic properties located in and around the Presidio District.
Interactive, family-focused exhibits in a historic downtown building.
A prominent architectural and cultural landmark near the southern side of downtown.
A recognizable piece of Tucson history with dining, music and nightlife near the train depot.
A major venue for entertainment, sports, conventions and community events.
Walk the Presidio area or begin with a downtown museum.
Ride the streetcar toward Mercado or browse Fourth Avenue.
Choose from Tucson’s evolving mix of local restaurants and cuisines.
Check current theater, concert, nightlife or special-event schedules.
Popular areas include the Congress Street, Fourth Avenue, Main Gate, Presidio, Mercado and Tucson Convention Center districts.
Sun Link connects the University of Arizona and Main Gate area with Fourth Avenue, downtown and Mercado. Check the current route and operating schedule before traveling.
Options include museums, historic sites, restaurants, shopping, galleries, live theater, concerts, nightlife, sporting events and seasonal festivals.
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