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Old 05-31-2010, 02:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i'm planning a trip with my wife in late summer to Phoenix and we're very keen on tours and things like that. What types of Phoenix tours are popular, and do most museums there offer tours?
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Old 05-31-2010, 02:08 AM   #2 (permalink)
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hi there,

Most of the Phoenix museums offer public and private tours, and some of these are free. For instance, the Phoenix Art Museum offer free tours.

Alternatively, you can enjoy the audio tours at the Desert Botanical Garden which will provide you with an insight into Arizona's flora.

Regarding popular tours, Phoenix city tours are very popular and you can choose from walking tours, bus tours, or even taxi and limo tours if you prefer.
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The Phoenix City Tour and Heard Museum Tour will take you to see the major sights in Phoenix and Scottsdale, and you will visit the Heard Museum of Native American Culture.

The Phoenix and Scottsdale metro area is called the Valley of the Sun. Phoenix is in the beautiful Sonoran Desert, the only desert of its type in the world. Experience this unique lush desert, home of the Saguaro Cactus. Visit Scottsdale's Old Town and 5th Avenue shopping areas, downtown Phoenix including views of the Bank One Ballpark where the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team make their home. See the America West Arena and the Arizona State
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