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Scottsdale - Sunny Scottsdale is renowned for almost 200 golf courses, fine dining and upscale shopping. History buffs can gallop back in time to Old Town Scottsdale, while students of architecture can marvel at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West. more

Downtown Phoenix - Downtown Phoenix has enjoyed a renaissance thanks to America West Arena and Chase Field. Coffeehouses, restaurants, nightclubs and shopping are a big draw too. Museums showcase American Indian culture, local history and world-class art. more

Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) - Located three miles southeast of downtown and boasting impressive views of mountains and mesquite, Sky Harbor Airport is the gateway to Phoenix and the Grand Canyon. Find the Phoenix Zoo and the unique Desert Botanical Gardens nearby. more

Tempe - Tempe is home to Arizona State University. Visit Sun Devil Stadium to watch the NFL's Arizona Cardinals, or take in a local festival on South Mill. Nearby, tour Goldfield Ghost Town to ride an authentic mining train or try panning for gold. more

Mesa - Mesa, the Chicago Cubs' spring training home, offers easy access to Tempe, downtown Phoenix and Scottsdale. Find unique shops, restaurants, galleries and museums in Town Center. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy rafting, hiking and golfing. more

Glendale, Peoria, North Phoenix - The fast-growing northwest suburbs of Glendale and Peoria offer first-rate antique shopping and diverse dining options. Close to major corporations, Luke Air Force Base, Arizona's largest indoor mall (Metrocenter), and the Cerreta Candy Factory. more

Chandler - There's plenty of shopping and dining for visitors to Chandler. The historic downtown features an old-time soda shop and a unique local winery, while the Hummingbird Habitat and The Riparian Institute are the perfect stops for eco-minded tourists. more