Landmark (The Crossing) Audio Guide Tour

The Hall of Flame features five galleries, the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes, the museum store, a theater, and a restoration shop. There's something here for every flame-thrower or wannabe firefighter! See special fire apparatus, artwork, uniforms and equipment, alarm room equipment, and a huge fire safety exhibit which includes a two room safety house, a mini-theater, and many hands-on exhibits for children. The National Firefighting Hall of Heroes honors American firefighters who've received a national award for heroism, as well as brave American firefighters who died in the line of duty.

Dance, boogie, spin, twirl or simply strut through this amazing museum in Phoenix, Arizona. At the Musical Instrument Museum, you'll get a taste of different cultures via their music, and see more than 6,800 different instruments!

Hoppy the tarantula, Lancelot the snake, Mojave the tortoise – not the cast of a Pixar movie, rather the cast of SEA LIFE Arizona's Critter Canyon. SEA LIFE Arizona isn't just an aquarium, although sharks, rays, and fish are all here! Face your fears around snakes, spiders, and more with up-close encounters. See endangered and rehabilitated wildlife, and watch graceful sea creatures in motion, like seahorses, clownfish, jellyfish, and sea turtles. You can also catch feeding demonstrations!

Let your imagination run wild in Arizona's most kid-friendly amusement center. Legoland Discovery Center Arizona comes jam-packed with dozens of rides, creative workshops, and immersive attractions, all spread across a slew of imaginative themed areas. Take a tour of the Lego factory floor to see how the world's favorite colorful building blocks are made, and catch the famously hilarious Lego movies in a 4D cinema. Flex those creative brain muscles in fun building workshops, and more!

Since 1962, the Phoenix Zoo has inspired and motivated guests from across the world to care for the natural world. Nestled on 125 acres within beautiful Papago Park the Zoo is a wondrous place of curiosity, imagination and discovery. There's over 3,000 animals inside, including Bornean orangutans, Asian elephants, Sumatran tigers, Komodo dragons, Masai giraffes, and many more animals — it's like no other place in the Valley! With outdoor cafés, shops, lush gardens, water landscapes, and exciting up-close animal encounters like _Stingray Bay_, your visit will be memorable for the entire family. Other not to be missed activities include the _Safari Cruiser_ and _Endangered Species Carousel_. As a non-profit, the zoo relies solely on admissions, memberships, donations and sponsorships to continue conservation initiatives, educational programs and the care of the animals.

The Museum of Illusions Scottsdale is a unique, engaging, and multi-sensory experience. MOI is filled with more than 60 exhibits, including optical illusions, holograms, and immersive illusion rooms. These exhibits will challenge your brain, stimulate your senses, and ignite your curiosity about science. The museum welcomes guests of all ages for eye-fooling fun.

This self-guided audio walking tour explores the history and legacy of the Phoenix Indian School, a place that shaped generations of Native students and still carries deep cultural meaning today. It will especially interest travelers curious about Indigenous history, public memory, and the layered stories behind Phoenix landmarks. The route begins at Memorial Hall and leads you through key places across the former campus, including the Band Building, the sculpture called The Crossing, the Dining Hall, and the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial at Bolin Memorial Park. Along the way, you’ll also pass the park pond, the site marked as Discipline, and the Phoenix Indian School Visitor Center, where the story of the school is interpreted in greater depth. The walk ends at the Visitor Center, tying together the campus’s architecture, memorial spaces, and surviving landscape. As you move through the grounds, the most memorable moments come from seeing how quiet buildings and open parkland hold stories of loss, resilience, education, and remembrance in the heart of modern Phoenix.