Phoenix Historic Preservation: Safeguarding the City's Heritage

Getting There

• Walking

  The Phoenix Historic Preservation office is located in Downtown Phoenix at 200 W Washington St. If you are near the Arizona State Capitol Museum, head south on 19th Avenue for one block, then turn left onto Washington Street. Continue east on Washington Street for about 10 minutes, approximately half a mile, until you reach the office.

• Public Transport

  Valley Metro provides bus and light rail service in Phoenix. From various points in the city, use the Valley Metro app or website to plan your route to the Historic Preservation office. A one-ride fare costs $2, and a day pass is $4. The light rail and many bus routes have stops within walking distance of the office.

• Taxi/Ride-share

  Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Phoenix. A ride from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to the Historic Preservation office will typically cost between $20 and $30, depending on traffic and demand. From other locations downtown, expect to pay around $10-$15.

• Parking

  Several parking garages and lots are available near the Phoenix Historic Preservation office. Garages like X Phoenix Garage (200 W. Monroe St.) and CityScape West Garage (50 W. Jefferson St.) are within a few blocks. Parking rates typically range from $10 to $20 for a few hours. Street parking may also be available, but be sure to check posted signs for restrictions and time limits.