3 Best Landmarks in Surprise, AZ

“Surprise Public Library System offers various resources, programs, and services for people of all ages. This 23,000 sq. ft. Regional Library has a collection of more than 40,000 items in all formats and provides over 60 Internet-accessible computers throughout the building. It is a model of the latest technology in the library and information field regarding customer service with self-checkout and self-check-in. The facility features magazines, newspapers, a special teen area, a popular Best-Seller Browsing section for casual reading, and a comfortable reading area with a stunning view of the lake and park included in the recreation complex. Surprise Public Library System offers free Wi-Fi for your convenience.”

“Surprise City Hall is a 26,000-square-foot, one-story building south of City Hall that sits under a stunning, vast sky at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. The building has a modern flair with clean lines and color-blocking, with the incorporation of natural stone elements, with a Western nod to the rolling, setting the White Tank Mountains in the distance. The all-season garden, south of the parking garage, features a variety of plants that will offer rich color and texture to the complex all year long. A portion of the power used in the building is generated through solar enhancements. The complex includes shaded arcades to shield pedestrians from the harsh summer sun. Surprise City Hall has a four-level parking garage conveniently located just west of the new City Hall.”

“Hollyhock Library is a smaller neighborhood library located in the original square mile of Surprise. The museum's staff provides exceptional customer service and works with nearby community groups and the Senior Center next door. The library is fully supported with City of Surprise funds. The Library District aims to provide access and services so that residents experience an improved quality of life. As the vibrant community front porch, it aspires to meet the changing needs of its diverse and connected residents. They deliver exceptional customer experiences and initiate community conversations. They provide access to technology, digital services, and information. They have cultivated collections of timely, in-demand materials.”