Les meilleurs événements de la ville Phénix. Excursion historique d'une journée dans le sud de l'Arizona au départ de Phoenix - Visite privée commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Cette excursion d'une journée vous donne la chance de vous aventurer au sud de la région de Phoenix pour voir plusieurs sites historiques que les visiteurs viennent du monde entier pour voir

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Casa Grande Ruins National Monument

This is a preserved group of Hohokam structures dating to the Classic Period (1150-1450). Casa Grande is Spanish for big house. Casa Grande was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Oct 15, 1966. Father Kino was the first European to view the Hohokam complex in November 1694 & named it Casa Grande.

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Picacho Peak State Park

We will stop here for photos and to see this towering point in the desert between Phoenix and Tucson. This was the location of the farthest west battle of the civil war known as the Battle of Picacho Pass.

3

Mission San Xavier del Bac

This famous church has a long history and its ornate architecture is a must see. This church sits just south of Tucson. You can spend a short time inside based on current restrictions. The Mission was created to serve the needs of the local community, the village of Wa:k (San Xavier District) on the Tohono O'odham reservation, as it still does today. There is also a small giftshop here.

4

Tumacacori National Historical Park

This Mission dates back to the 1700s & is quite relaxing to walk the grounds exploring within the walls. The Tumacácori mission complex was originally protected as Tumacácori National Monument, in 1908 by President Teddy Roosevelt. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. You can spend time walking the grounds and exploring inside the walls of the mission.

5

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument

This is a preserved group of Hohokam structures dating to the Classic Period (1150-1450). Casa Grande is Spanish for big house. Casa Grande was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Oct 15, 1966. Father Kino was the first European to view the Hohokam complex in November 1694 & named it Casa Grande.

6

Picacho Peak State Park

We will stop here for photos and to see this towering point in the desert between Phoenix and Tucson. This was the location of the farthest west battle of the civil war known as the Battle of Picacho Pass.

7

Mission San Xavier del Bac

This famous church has a long history and its ornate architecture is a must see. This church sits just south of Tucson. You can spend a short time inside based on current restrictions. The Mission was created to serve the needs of the local community, the village of Wa:k (San Xavier District) on the Tohono O'odham reservation, as it still does today. There is also a small giftshop here.

8

Tumacacori National Historical Park

This Mission dates back to the 1700s & is quite relaxing to walk the grounds exploring within the walls. The Tumacácori mission complex was originally protected as Tumacácori National Monument, in 1908 by President Teddy Roosevelt. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. You can spend time walking the grounds and exploring inside the walls of the mission.

9

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument

This is a preserved group of Hohokam structures dating to the Classic Period (1150-1450). Casa Grande is Spanish for big house. Casa Grande was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Oct 15, 1966. Father Kino was the first European to view the Hohokam complex in November 1694 & named it Casa Grande.

10

Picacho Peak State Park

We will stop here for photos and to see this towering point in the desert between Phoenix and Tucson. This was the location of the farthest west battle of the civil war known as the Battle of Picacho Pass.

11

Mission San Xavier del Bac

This famous church has a long history and its ornate architecture is a must see. This church sits just south of Tucson. You can spend a short time inside based on current restrictions. The Mission was created to serve the needs of the local community, the village of Wa:k (San Xavier District) on the Tohono O'odham reservation, as it still does today. There is also a small giftshop here.

12

Tumacacori National Historical Park

This Mission dates back to the 1700s & is quite relaxing to walk the grounds exploring within the walls. The Tumacácori mission complex was originally protected as Tumacácori National Monument, in 1908 by President Teddy Roosevelt. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. You can spend time walking the grounds and exploring inside the walls of the mission.

13

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument

This is a preserved group of Hohokam structures dating to the Classic Period (1150-1450). Casa Grande is Spanish for big house. Casa Grande was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Oct 15, 1966. Father Kino was the first European to view the Hohokam complex in November 1694 & named it Casa Grande.

14

Picacho Peak State Park

We will stop here for photos and to see this towering point in the desert between Phoenix and Tucson. This was the location of the farthest west battle of the civil war known as the Battle of Picacho Pass.

15

Mission San Xavier del Bac

This famous church has a long history and its ornate architecture is a must see. This church sits just south of Tucson. You can spend a short time inside based on current restrictions. The Mission was created to serve the needs of the local community, the village of Wa:k (San Xavier District) on the Tohono O'odham reservation, as it still does today. There is also a small giftshop here.

16

Tumacacori National Historical Park

This Mission dates back to the 1700s & is quite relaxing to walk the grounds exploring within the walls. The Tumacácori mission complex was originally protected as Tumacácori National Monument, in 1908 by President Teddy Roosevelt. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. You can spend time walking the grounds and exploring inside the walls of the mission.

17

Monument national des ruines de Casa Grande

Il s'agit d'un groupe préservé de structures Hohokam datant de la période classique (1150-1450). Casa Grande est l'espagnol pour grande maison. Casa Grande a été inscrite au registre national des lieux historiques le 15 octobre 1966. Le père Kino a été le premier Européen à voir le complexe Hohokam en novembre 1694 et l'a nommé Casa Grande.

18

Parc d'État de Picacho Peak

Nous nous arrêterons ici pour prendre des photos et voir ce point culminant dans le désert entre Phoenix et Tucson. C'était le lieu de la bataille la plus à l'ouest de la guerre civile connue sous le nom de bataille de Picacho Pass.

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Mission San Xavier del Bac

Cette célèbre église a une longue histoire et son architecture ornée est à voir absolument. Cette église se trouve juste au sud de Tucson. Vous pouvez passer un peu de temps à l'intérieur en fonction des restrictions actuelles. La mission a été créée pour répondre aux besoins de la communauté locale, le village de Wa:k (district de San Xavier) sur la réserve Tohono O'odham, comme c'est encore le cas aujourd'hui. Il y a aussi une petite boutique de cadeaux ici.

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Parc historique national de Tumacacori

Cette mission remonte aux années 1700 et est assez relaxante pour se promener sur le terrain en explorant l'intérieur des murs. Le complexe de la mission Tumacácori était à l'origine protégé en tant que monument national de Tumacácori, en 1908 par le président Teddy Roosevelt. Il a été inscrit au registre national des lieux historiques en 1966. Vous pouvez passer du temps à vous promener sur le terrain et à explorer l'intérieur des murs de la mission.

Excursion historique d'une journée dans le sud de l'Arizona au départ de Phoenix - Visite privée

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