Tucson downtown district

Saguaro National Park, United States

Home to El Charro Café, the nation's oldest continuously operated Mexican restaurant, and Coronet.

Places in Tucson downtown district

El Charro Café The nation's oldest Mexican restaurant continuously operated by the same family, established in 1922, renowned for Sonoran-style cuisine with family recipes passed down through generations.
Coronet Located in a historic downtown Tucson building, known for its eclectic menu combining flavors from various cuisines.
El Charro Café bar Part of the nation's oldest continuously operated Mexican restaurant, since 1922.

Best time to visit: October to April offers mild desert temperatures ideal for hiking among the giant saguaro cacti.
Getting around: Saguaro National Park's two districts, east and west, flank Tucson, with the city serving as the base for all dining and lodging.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English and Spanish are both widely spoken.
Timezone: MST (UTC-7, no daylight saving)
Current trends: Tucson's dining scene around Saguaro National Park continues to blend historic Sonoran tradition with contemporary flair, with Coronet, a European-inspired restaurant in a historic downtown Tucson building, joining El Charro Café's century-old family recipes on the list of the area's most distinctive dining experiences.

Catalina foothills — Home to Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch, nestled in 39 acres with an organic vegetable garden.
Tortolita Mountains district — Home to Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain, with a spa, five dining options, and a golf course.