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As local experts, Casago lets you know when to go, what to do, how to get around, and where to stay in Tucson, Arizona.

More than 6.5 million people visit Tucson each year. Arizona’s second-largest city is the perfect launch point for trips throughout the Southwestern United States and Mexico. With 350 or more days of sunshine and fun, unique events taking place all year, it’s always a good time to visit. Let Casago be your Tucson vacation ambassador.

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Your Guide to Visiting Tucson, Arizona

10.14.2018

When you are considering a vacation within the United States, Tucson is an excellent option at anytime of the year. What you don’t know about visiting Tucson is how old it is. This city was founded in 1776, making it one of the

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Unique Places to Visit and Points of Interest in Tucson Arizona

10.12.2018

We are a Property Management company proud of our beautiful vacation rentals located around the country and in the Southwestern US. Our team is especially proud of our vacation rentals located in Tucson Arizona one of the more unique places to visit. Surrounded

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Unique Things to Do in Tucson Arizona

10.12.2018

Tucson Arizona is known for the astonishing landscape that surrounds it, which you can explore in the Saguaro National Park and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, as well as its buzzing 4th Avenue, full of boutiques, galleries and restaurants. But if you’re looking for

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Things To Do In Tucson

Tucson’s top attraction is the natural landscapes of the Sonoran Desert, Sabino Canyon, Catalina State Park, Saguaro National Parks East and West, Colossal Cave Mountain Park, the Tohono Chul Botanical Gardens, and Kartchner Caverns State Park. You won’t want to miss the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, which houses a zoo, walk-in aviary, botanical garden, and natural history exhibits.

Of course, there are more things to do in Tucson than to hike our unique natural ecosystems.

  • Space and military:

Visit Kitt Peak National Observatory, Titan Missile Museum, Fort Lowell Museum, and the Pima Air & Space Museum.

  • Wild West:

Old Tucson Studios is a neat place to experience if you love “the Wild West” and want to see where iconic Hollywood cowboys like Clint Eastwood, Paul Newman, and John Wayne filmed their movies.

  • Art lovers:

View pre-Columbian art at the Tucson Museum of Art, Renaissance pieces at the University of Arizona Museum of Art, modern works at the Museum of Contemporary Art, or Ansel Adams collection at the Center for Creative Photography.

  • History and culture:

Soak up the colorful adobe buildings in Barrio Viejo or the Pasqua tribe artifacts at the Old Pascua Museum and Yaqui Cultural Center.

  • Shopping:

Start by traveling the 3.9-mile Sun Link Tucson Streetcar that passes through the heart of Tucson. A few boutiques worth checking out include: J Gilbert Footwear, the Lost Bario, Mac’s Indian Jewelry,

  • Nightlife:

Try Club Congress or the bars, pool halls, and live music venues along 4th Avenue, Madaras Gallery, Mercado San Agustin, Native Seeds, Old Town Artisans, Picante Designs, Pop-Cycle Jewelry, Tohono Chul Gallery, and YIKES! Toys.

  • Food:

UNESCO rated Tucson the first U.S. “City of Gastronomy” for its creative culinary offerings. Foodies come to Tucson for amazing Mexican fare at places like Café Poca Cosa and El Charro Café. After all, Tucson bills itself as the “Mexican Food Capital of the United States,” boasting the invention of the chimichanga and the proliferation of Sonoran-style cuisine featuring cheese, peppers, corn tortillas, pinto beans, and beef or chicken. Try upscale Southwestern cuisine at Acacia and the Grill at Hacienda del Sol. Combine dining and shipping at La Encantada in the Foothills or Casas Adobes Plaza in the Northwest. Sushi, Thai, Italian, Ethiopian, Indian, Guatemalan, Middle Eastern – it’s all here along University Boulevard and 4th Avenue. If you’re undecided, try one of the city’s food tours to sample multiple restaurants and learn a little of the city’s history.

  • Day Trips:

Tucson is a convenient home-base for day trips to: the Biosphere II in Oracle, the famous “Old West” boom town of Tombstone, Bisbee, Flagstaff, Mount Lemmon, Phoenix, and Nogales, Mexico.

Tucson Vacation Rentals

Why rent a room in Tucson, when you can have the whole house? Tucson vacation rentals are popular for travelers who desire a “home away from home,” where they can enjoy greater privacy and comfort than hotel or resort properties. Fully furnished condos, homes, and casitas come in all shapes and sizes. Some come with private patios, swimming pools, outdoor kitchens, and amazing desert views. Others are in the heart of the city, with nightlife, restaurants, shopping, and attractions within walking distance.

When you’re traveling with the extended family, boisterous young children, or a pet, nothing beats a vacation rental in Tucson where the space is all your own.

Property Management Services in Tucson

Connecting visitors with high-quality Tucson vacation homes is not all we do. If you own property in Tucson, you can count on Casago Tucson for your property management needs. Property management in Tucson ensures that your property is cared for by groundskeepers, landscapers, and cleaners to stay well-maintained for you or your guests. Our clients enjoy higher rental numbers using our site to boost theirmarketing efforts.

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