Phoenix · HISTORICAL TOURS
5 reviewed
Out of 5 historical tours in the guide, these 5 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
A 2-hour after-dark walk through historic Phoenix with ghost-hunting tools, real landmarks, and local lore at six stops.
“Awesome experience! Nadine is amazing and fun, she shares interesting parts of Phoenix history with pictures, and the use of special equipment gives you the opportunity of really feeling like a ghost hunter, highly recommended!”
Walk downtown Phoenix for $28 in two hours. See St. Mary’s stained glass, the Orpheum, and Janet Echelmann’s sculpture with a small group.
“This was a very interesting and informative walking tour. I enjoyed being able to go inside some of the buildings and even see some museum displays as part of the tour. Phoenix is a great city to walk around as it is largely flat! The guide, Lori Ann, was also kind enough to walk me to the RoRo district afterwards and point out some of the murals and places to eat lunch. Loved the tour and would not hesitate to recommend it.”
Off-road jeep adventure from Carefree to an 1880s gold mine. Small group in Tonto National Forest with snacks, activities, artifacts.
“Awesome! So fun and interesting! Learned so much! The hosts were so warm and welcoming. Absolutely stunning scenery!”
A 30-minute downtown Phoenix walking tour mixing local haunted lore with hands-on spirit box and EMF hunts at historic stops.
“l histoire sur Phœnix intéressant par contre sir les phantasmes non. ne pas confondre les 2. rien à voir.”
Private historical tour from Phoenix: Casa Grande, Picacho Peak, San Xavier del Bac, Tumacacori. Lunch, entry fees, guide.
“Todd was a fantastic tour guide! We met at a location that was convenient for us which helped. The sites were beautiful and Todd did a great job giving us the history and details of each stop. He also suggested other places we should see while in the area. He was very patient while we visited the sites and never felt rushed. You can tell he really enjoys the history of Arizona and loves to share his knowledge.. highly recommend Todd.”
