Presidio San Agustin del Tucson
(Pass by)
This self-guided walking tour starts outside the Presidio San AgustÃn del Tucson Museum, once an 11-acre Spanish fort, where you’ll learn what daily life was like for early settlers in the late 1700s.
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Presidio San Agustin del Tucson
(Pass by)
This self-guided walking tour starts outside the Presidio San AgustÃn del Tucson Museum, once an 11-acre Spanish fort, where you’ll learn what daily life was like for early settlers in the late 1700s.
La Casa Cordova
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You'll pass by Sonoran row houses made of adobe bricks like Casa de Cordova, which was restored and dedicated by First Lady Betty Ford in 1974.
Tucson Museum Of Art
(Pass by)
The tour passes by what historians call the "mansions on main street" which include the Tucson Museum of Art.
Café à La C'Art
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The tour passes by Café a la C’Arte where you’ll find delicious pastries
J. Knox Corbett House
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You'll pass by the J. Knox Corbett House which, like many of Main Avenue’s sophisticated 1890s and early 1900s mansions, owes its appearance to two innovative and imaginative architects, Henry Trost and David Holmes.
Christopher Franklin Carroll Centennial Park
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The tour passes by the Christopher Franklin Carroll Centennial Park. You'll hear about the park while you walk.
Franklin House
(Pass by)
The tour passes by the Franklin House. You'll hear about the original owners while you walk.
El Presidio Bed & Breakfast Inn
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The tour passes by El Presidio Bed and Breakfast. You'll hear about what the B&B was like previously under different owners.
El Charro Café Downtown
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The tour ends in front of El Charro Café, the oldest Mexican restaurant in Tucson and home of the chimichanga.
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