Whatever time of year you go to Tucson, you’ll be hypnotized by the gorgeous weather, desert views, and mountains. Tucson has state and national parks, forests, Mt. Lemmon, and other outdoor attractions. You’ll see cactuses every ten feet, so don’t crash into them.

Tucson’s city planners deserve credit for making it one of the best places to ride a bike. It’s a great place to train for triathlons and mountain biking. Everyone is riding their bikes “safely” on the streets. It is nice to see cyclists have wide lanes and well-planned routes all over the mountains and even to the top of Mt. Lemmon.

Tucson is unique, authentic, and different compared to other parts of Arizona. Tucson has a competitive cost of living, more space to move around, more parking, more businesses, etc., than other areas of Arizona.

The city of Tucson is mentioned almost every 10 seconds in radio commercials or anything else that radio stations say. In addition to being proud of their city, they also have a marketing strategy behind their messages. Tucson’s the place to be! Make Tucson your home! It’s like they’re saying, move to Tucson subliminally!

Finally, if you’re a geology fan like me, you can spend hours learning about mining in Arizona at The University of Arizona’s Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum. You can see one of the most extensive rock collections in the world. I love this museum. You’ll find it in the historic Pima County Courthouse.

You will be satisfied if you visit or move to Tucson. Visiting top destinations will take you 3-6 days.
Don’t miss out! Get Tucsonized!

Diego Bianco | www.diegotalks.com
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