Moving Companies in Tucson, AZ

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Native Americans have lived in Tucson, Arizona, for more than 4,000 years, making it one of the oldest continually inhabited areas in North America. And while it’s grown into a bustling metropolis of more than a million people, sun-drenched Tucson still captivates with its stark, natural beauty and multicultural influences.

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Desert Doings 

Tucson is many things to many people. It has a rich heritage as well as a thriving visual and performing arts scene. What has the city meant been for you? Before leaving, take some time to reflect and enjoy some of the unique attractions that make Tucson special.

Enjoy delicious food

Tucson was the first city to earn the World City of Gastronomy designation by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). What better place to savor your favorite dishes or try something new?

Take a tour

Biosphere 2 is a stunning, one-of-a-kind facility dedicated to the research and understanding of global scientific issues. And you won’t want to leave without visiting it! Time Life Books named it one of the “50 Must-See Wonders of the World.”

You may also like Mission San Xavier del Bac (known as the White Dove of the Desert), a National Historic Landmark that’s available for tours and weekly Mass. This active Roman Catholic Church is designed in the 18th-century style and influenced by Moorish, Byzantine, Renaissance and Mexican architectural styles.

Go outside

Explore Tucson’s beautiful rugged landscape. Drive Mount Lemmon Scenic Byway, hike among the cacti at Saguaro National Park or do some bird-watching at Catalina State Park. Don’t forget to marvel at the magic of an Arizona sunset before you go. According to meteorologists, Arizona’s intense, colorful sunsets are the result of an expansive, open sky and the dry air, which scatters the light.

Or grab your golf clubs and choose from more than 40 courses throughout the region!