1. Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum2021 N Kinney Rd, Tucson, AZ 85743
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WEST TUCSON. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is one of Tucson's star attractions, with good reason. Part zoo, part natural history museum, and part botanical garden, the facility is set on 21 acres and is home to numerous animals that roam freely within invisibly-fenced enclosures. After checking out the exhibits in the main visitor center, wander along two miles of paved pathways, where you can catch sight of endangered species such as the Mexican wolf, thick-billed parrot, ocelot, margay, jaguarundi, and the Gila topminnow; and not-so-endangered critters like leafcutter ants, black bears, river otters, bighorn sheep, coatis, beavers, coyote, javelinas, black-tailed prairie dogs, termites and roadrunners. And don't miss the captivating cactus garden or the Hummingbird Aviary! (© 10Best) More Details for Arizona-Sonora Desert MuseumHours: Mar - May Daily 7:30am-5pm Jun - Aug Mon-Fri 7:30am-3pm; Sat 7:30am-10pm; Sun 7:30am-5pm Sep Daily 7:30am-5pm Oct - Feb Daily 8:30am-5pm Admission: Jun - Aug Adult $9.50; Child (6-12) $2.25; Child (0-5) Free Sep - May Adult $13; Child (6-12) $4.25; Child (0-5) Free Payment Methods: Website: Visit the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum website » Type: Family Friendly, Gardens, Museums, Outdoor Activities, Science Museums, Sightseeing, Zoos User Reviews for Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
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