AZ Weekend Outing | One-Day Tour Guide from Phoenix to Tucson

1. Trail Dust Town It's a theme park styled as an antique Western town, which is really photogenic. 😊📷🌟 Built in 1961, it was originally a movie shooting location. Over time, it has evolved into a leisure and entertainment attraction that's perfect for families and tourists. With its Western charm, it offers a unique backdrop for taking pictures. The old-fashioned buildings and settings make you feel like you've stepped back in time to the Wild West era. 😎🎬🏜️ There are various elements that add to its appeal, from the rustic storefronts to the dusty streets, all creating an atmosphere that's both nostalgic and fun. 😃🗺️🌄 2. Little Anthony’s Diner This is a truly treasured restaurant in Tucson that can make you feel overjoyed. 😊🎉🥳 It's a 50’s retro diner. The milkshakes here are not only good-looking but also delicious and come in large portions. While having a meal, the host will perform a quiz show to interact with customers. Sometimes, there are also performances of old songs. And there's even a small theater inside the diner. 😎🎤🎭 I was lucky enough to catch a classic car show right at the entrance. An old grandpa said I could take pictures inside his car. It was such a fun and memorable moment. 😃🚗📸 3. San Xavier Del Bac Church ⛪️ It's located on the peaceful plains in the suburbs, giving off a sacred and serene vibe. 😎🙏🏞️ I happened to catch the last rays of the setting sun there, which made the whole scene even more magical. 😊🌅✨ It's a Catholic church with Spanish colonial style and is known as the "White Dove in the Desert" due to its white exterior walls and elegant appearance. Built between 1783 and 1797 by Spanish missionaries and the local Tohono O’odham indigenous tribe, it's one of the best-preserved Spanish colonial style churches in the US. 😃🏰🕙 It features a Moorish-Baroque style. The outside is white and smooth, while the inside is decorated with numerous hand-painted murals, sculptures, and elaborate religious ornaments. 😎🕌🎨 It's still an active Catholic church where the local Tohono O’odham indigenous tribe participates in religious activities and festival celebrations. 😊🕍🎉 4. I really love the silk bags from Arcdiary. They can serve as great props for taking pictures and also have enough space to hold many things. They definitely helped make my day in Tucson a perfect one. 😎💼💚 #AmericanLife #USA #AZ #Phoenix #DailyLife #NorthAmericanLiving