3 Best Places To See in Phoenix, AZ

“Desert Botanical Garden has been educating and inspiring visitors for over 85 years. The botanical garden educates and encourages tourists from both the local area and worldwide. The garden provides research, exhibits, and other resources to help people enjoy, conserve, and preserve the desert's natural beauty. The Sonoran Desert's magnificent splendor, from towering palm tree succulents to sparkling wildflowers and luxuriant trees, can be discovered by walking along five thematic routes. Desert Botanical Garden has a landscape of 55 acres and displays of plants shown in beautiful exhibits. The art displays across the park will make your visit unforgettable. Desert Botanical Garden offers free entry to active military personnel and members. The garden offers specialized tours, workshops, and lectures on desert landscaping and horticulture, nature art and photography, and health and wellness.”

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“Phoenix Zoo cares for more than 3,000 animals, including nearly 400 species. The Zoo was created to enhance people's lives by allowing them to engage with nature while excelling in conservation, education, exhibition, and recreation. More than 42 million people have visited the zoo, and more than 1.4 million attend yearly. More than 30 endangered or threatened species are housed in the zoo, which is currently being expanded by 40 acres. The zoo is a conservation center and provides opportunities that inspire tourists to take care of the natural world. Children visiting the zoo can explore the educational programs. The camp gives parents, carers, and children the opportunity to learn and explore together, making it a family experience. Phoenix Zoo offers free or discounted entry.”

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“Musical Instrument Museum aims to construct a genuinely worldwide museum of musical instruments. The museum has over 8,000 instruments selected from around 200 countries and territories. The museum has cutting-edge audio and visual technology that allows visitors to see and hear the instruments performed in their original settings, which is as astounding as the instruments themselves. Musical Instrument Museum plans to purchase instruments for folk and tribal occasions since they have historical and artistic value. MIM Music Theater provides an intimate, 300-seat atmosphere, and emerging artists from around the world enjoy live performances all year round. Each visitor can hear the music using headphones to experience it without disturbance, and free admission is offered for children (ages three and under).”

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