Discover Phoenix at the Visitor Center
Explore the heart of Phoenix at the Visitor Center, your gateway to local attractions, culture, and adventure in Arizona's vibrant capital.
A brief summary to Visitor Center - Visit Phoenix
- 400 E Van Buren St 6th fl, Phoenix, Downtown Phoenix, Arizona, 85004, US
- +1877-225-5749
Nestled in the bustling Downtown Phoenix, the Visitor Center stands as a beacon for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the local culture and activities of Arizona. This tourist information center is more than just a place to grab a map; it offers personalized assistance to help visitors navigate the myriad attractions that Phoenix has to offer. From stunning desert landscapes to vibrant arts and culture, the staff is equipped with valuable insights to enhance your experience. You can find brochures detailing local attractions, event calendars, and even recommendations for dining and shopping in the area. The Visitor Center also features interactive displays that showcase the rich history and diverse culture of Phoenix, making it an educational stop for travelers of all ages. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, historical insights, or culinary delights, the center provides the tools you need to plan your perfect itinerary. It’s advisable to visit early in your trip to maximize your time exploring the beautiful city. Make sure to take advantage of the free Wi-Fi and comfortable seating areas if you need to plan your next move. With its friendly and knowledgeable staff, the Visitor Center is the ideal launchpad for your Phoenix adventure.
Local tips
- Arrive early in your trip to gather maps and brochures for a well-planned itinerary.
- Take advantage of the friendly staff's local insights to discover hidden gems in Phoenix.
- Check for any special events or exhibitions happening at the center during your visit.
- Use the free Wi-Fi to plan your day or to find nearby attractions on your smartphone.
Getting There
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Light Rail
If you're starting from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, take the PHX Sky Train to the 44th Street/Washington Light Rail station. From there, transfer to the Light Rail and head towards the 'Margaret T. Hance Park' direction. Get off at the 'Van Buren/1st Ave' stop. Once you exit the station, walk east on Van Buren St for about 2 blocks. The Visitor Center will be on the 6th floor of the building located at 400 E Van Buren St.
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Bus
From downtown Phoenix, you can take Bus Route 1. Board the bus at any stop along Central Ave heading south. Get off at the Van Buren St stop, then walk east along Van Buren St for a couple of blocks. The Visitor Center is located on the 6th floor of 400 E Van Buren St.
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Walking
If you are in the downtown area, the Visitor Center is easily accessible on foot. Start at any point in downtown and head towards the corner of 1st Ave and Van Buren St. Walk east on Van Buren St, and the Visitor Center will be on the 6th floor of the building at 400 E Van Buren St. Look for the signs indicating the entrance.
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Heritage & Science Park/Historic Heritage Square
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Arizona Science Center
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Civic Space Park
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Geographical Center of Phoenix, Arizona
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Taste It Tours
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The Phoenix Police Museum
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The Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
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Margaret T. Hance Park
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Visitor Center - Visit Phoenix
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