Discover the Historic Charm of Pima County Courthouse

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are anywhere in Downtown Tucson, the Pima County Historic Courthouse is easily accessible on foot. Start by locating the intersection of Congress Street and Church Avenue. From there, head north on Church Avenue. Continue walking for about 2 blocks, and you will see the Pima County Historic Courthouse at 115 N Church Ave. The building is hard to miss due to its distinctive architecture and prominent clock tower.

• Public Transportation (Sun Tran Bus)

  For those who prefer public transit, you can take the Sun Tran bus service. Locate the nearest bus stop in Downtown Tucson. Most routes will have a stop within a few blocks of the courthouse. You can take Route 1 (the 'Main/University' route) or Route 3 (the 'Broadway' route). Make sure to check the schedule, as buses run at different intervals. The fare is typically around $1.75 for a single ride. Once you get off, walk east on Congress Street and then head north on Church Avenue to reach the courthouse.

• Biking

  Downtown Tucson is bike-friendly, and you can rent a bike from one of the many bike-sharing stations located around the area. Look for a station nearby and rent a bike for a few hours. Once you have your bike, cycle towards 115 N Church Ave. It's a short ride, about a mile from the center of Downtown. Follow the bike lanes on the streets, and be sure to lock your bike at the designated racks near the courthouse once you arrive.