It’s hard not to love Prescott, Arizona’s hometown feel and inviting atmosphere. Nestled among the trees of North Central Arizona, Prescott’s mild weather and wide range of activities draw people from all over the state to this cozy town. Nicknamed “Everybody’s Hometown,” Prescott is one of the most livable cities in Arizona and the United States. Jack Schultz’s book, “Boomtown USA” ranked Prescott in the top 100 small towns in America, while the book “Cities Ranked and Rated” nominated Prescott as number six on its list of the top 45 “Emerging U.S. Metropolitan Areas.” History and an Old West atmosphere envelope this small town. Home to the world’s oldest rodeo, historical Whiskey Row and over 600 historical buildings, this is a town that cowboys, history buffs and all kinds of tourists would enjoy. Locals call Prescott home because of its diverse nature. From the variety of colleges in the area to the attractions and events such as the Folk Music Festival and Old West Oktoberfest- Prescott is always active, but makes time for good, old fashioned rest and relaxation.

Arizona is home to the Grand Canyon, one of the seven wonders of the world, and is situated in the beautiful Sonoran Desert. Arizona provides a rich history and culture, breath-taking scenery, arts, entertainment, sports, and a climate that is varied enough to accommodate any type of outdoor recreation, no matter what the season. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s no wonder people travel here from all over the world to enjoy the perfect weather. Whether it’s hiking the Grand Canyon, rafting down the Colorado River, skiing the slopes of the White Mountains, or just relaxing by the pool, there is something to do here all year long. And with venues such as Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Tucson International Airport, and Scottsdale Municipal Airport, experiencing all that Arizona has to offer is quick and easy. The rich, Native American culture, and history of famous Arizonans such as renowned architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, makes for an entertaining, yet educational experience. Southern Arizona offers a rich history of the “Old West,” with its western towns, guest ranches, and stunning sights such as Karchner Caverns. Sports fans will delight in watching a live game of the 2001 World Champion Arizona Diamondbacks, or the NBA Phoenix Suns. Central Arizona offers a wide variety of entertainment options such as five-star resorts and spas, casual indoor and outdoor shopping malls, up-scale shops such as the Arizona Biltmore, quaint restaurants, golf courses, art galleries, museums, antique stores and more. So whether you are looking to surround yourself in a little western history, or just want to relax and have some fun, Arizona is the place to go.

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