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Living in Southern Arizona
Southern Arizona’s crisp high-desert air, sunny climate, lack of natural disasters, and exceptional air quality make our corner of the world the picture of health and a healthy lifestyle. What’s the weather in Tucson like today?
Southern Arizona is home to a wide range of cultural, historical and picturesque attractions. Dining is diverse and delicious, with restaurants ranging from world-renowned gourmet to some of the best Mexican food this side of the border. In 2015, UNESCO ranked Tucson as North America’s first-ever City of Gastronomy. For a complete listing of all Southern Arizona has to offer, please head to the site of our tourism experts: Visit Tucson.
At more than 600 square miles, metropolitan Tucson is a study in contrasts. Historic adobes are preserved among downtown high-rises; resort hotels are nestled in picturesque foothills; cacti bloom in the center of the city; desert washes flow after occasional desert storms; and those who tire of poolside lounging can drive 30 miles up Mount Lemmon to ski in the cool mountain temperatures.
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The culture is a unique blend of Western, Mexican, and Native American influences. Locals enjoy everything from symphonies to rodeos, modern art to Wild West shootouts. The diversity in culture is reflected in metropolitan communities like Tucson and Casa Grande to the historic mining towns of Tombstone and Bisbee. Communities in Southern Arizona come in all shapes and sizes, each with their own unique character.
Then there’s Southern Arizona’s healthy attitude toward life. The pace is relaxed, the dress is casual, and the manner friendly. The Tucson region is also a favorite destination for meetings and events. There are spaces available for almost every size group and convenient lodging in every price range. Whether you are here on a business trip, vacation or to live, Southern Arizona is a fabulous place to relax.
The intriguing landscape of the desert gives way to majestic mountains in every direction, making Southern Arizona a paradise for anyone who loves the outdoors. Hiking, biking, and exploring are favorite Tucson activities.
And golfers enjoy some of the finest courses anywhere, from challenging target golf to traditional layouts. The sunny weather keeps the outdoors available year-round. Tucsonans can also choose from a variety of spectator sports including Big-12 play in all major men’s and women’s NCAA sports at the University of Arizona.
The cost of living in the Tucson region is less than the national average, and it is considered one of the most affordable places to live in the Sunbelt. From affordability to climate to quality education, Tucson offers its residents so many reasons to enjoy living here.
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