Tempe Tourism Articles

Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or someone who simply enjoys a day in the sun, Tempe, Arizona, is a grand slam of a spring getaway that’s filled with Major League Baseball's Spring Training games.

Are you a boba-holic like us? Boba drinks have been all the craze lately and they are popping up left and right in Tempe, so it's the perfect time to indulge in your favorite boba drinks. And just in case you’re wondering what boba is, it's the chewy tapioca balls that first originated in Taiwan. Add them into a milk tea or fruity tea and it's a little slice of heaven.

Step out of the city and into the Sonoran Desert landscapes of the Desert Botanical Garden. Home to more than 50,000 arid plants from deserts around the world — from towering cacti to colorful wildflowers — this magical oasis invites you to immerse yourself in 140 acres of natural beauty.

For fragrant, savory, spicy and delicious Middle Eastern/Mediterranean and Asian food, Tempe's Apache Boulevard is peak foodie heaven. Also known as the "Spice Trail," this lineup of authentic, international culinary adventure along this route is as good as it gets.

Lucky for those who visit or live in Tempe, Arizona, there are plenty of restaurants, bars, and even shopping centers that are dog friendly. Check out our list of our favorites places that welcome our furry friends.

Golf in Tempe: Our top three reasons to book a tee up the next time you swing into town. Find golf courses conveniently located near hotels, restaurants and attractions.

From zesty mimosas to syrup-covered red velvet waffles, Tempe's brunch scene has got you covered. Here are a few of our favorite weekend brunch locations.

Kids want spring break to last a lot longer than a week. With so much to do in Tempe this spring, parents might wish for the same thing!

Mild winter and spring temperatures in Tempe, and nearby Phoenix, make these seasons perfect for hitting trails with your kids. Check out a variety of family friendly hiking recommendations — suitable for toddlers to teens — in this trail guide.