Old Town Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Hours

Old Town Scottsdale welcomes visitors at any time of the year, day or night.

Check with individual shops, restaurants, and nightclubs for hours of operation.

Cost

Exploring Old Town Scottsdale's streets, public art, and historic sites is free.

About

History, art, boutiques, bistros, and the Old West become one at the Old Town Scottsdale.

Tucked within greater Phoenix, this shopping district, with Its well-preserved streets, beckons visitors to traverse a bygone era while relishing the contemporary allure of its diverse attractions.

Old Town Scottsdale is famed for breathtaking turquoise jewelry, captivating every enthusiast. However, the adventure extends beyond as you meander through shops that unveil a spectrum of treasures, from opulent pieces to whimsical trinkets. The art scene flourishes in trendy galleries, spotlighting the talents of local artists.

For avid baseball fans, the Scottsdale Stadium hosts the San Francisco Giants spring training, an annual event to circle on your calendar.

As you stroll through its streets, explore its boutiques, and savor the local art and cuisine, you'll discover a place where history and modernity coexist, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

Fun Facts & Cool Features

Dive into the exciting facets of Old Town Scottsdale, where the Scottsdale Stadium emerges as a prominent highlight. This stadium is a dynamic hub that heightens the neighborhood's allure, especially for baseball enthusiasts eager to witness the San Francisco Giants in action during their spring training.

As you explore the streets, you'll encounter a myriad of unique shops and boutiques. These establishments offer a diverse shopping experience, from Western wear to contemporary fashion. Discover one-of-a-kind treasures and fashion statements that reflect the spirit of the Old West and modern Scottsdale.

Old Town Scottsdale is a vibrant canvas with various sculptures, murals, and interactive artworks. These artistic expressions enhance the area's aesthetic appeal, offering delightful surprises for art enthusiasts around every corner.

Immerse yourself further in the architectural charm that defines Old Town Scottsdale. The streets are narratives of the town's evolution, with historic buildings as silent storytellers. Admire the enduring beauty of adobe structures, Western-style facades, and quaint storefronts that transport you to a bygone era.

Besides all these, you should also make it a point to explore the weekly farmers' market. Here, you'll discover the region's tastes, flavors, and wares.

Old Town Scottsdale offers layers of history, providing a picturesque backdrop on your Phoenix as you revel in the town's timeless charm.

Local Tips

  • Enjoy the convenience of free parking throughout Old Town Scottsdale, including on-street parking with no meters or fees.
  • While the area boasts a variety of shops, be prepared to spend some dollars, especially if you're drawn to the exquisite jewelry on offer.
  • Take time to explore the art galleries, showcasing both local and international talent.
  • For a taste of the Old West, don't miss the Rusty Spur Saloon, offering live music and a laid-back atmosphere.

Location

Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Frequently Asked Questions

There are plenty of ways to enjoy time in the Valley of the Sun. There are activities for outdoor enthusiasts, family adventurers, history buffs, and art lovers alike. For example:


Spend a Day at the Desert Botanical Garden

Drop by the Papago Park and pay a visit to the Desert Botanical Garden where you can view over 20,000 desert plants gathered in one place in all their glory. You’ll see plants that are native to Arizona as well as beautiful cacti from South America, Baja California, and Australia. Find out why this is one of Phoenix’s Points of Pride.

Take a Hike Up Camelback Mountain

If you want to experience nature and fresh air on your Phoenix getaway, leave vacation rentals behind and get your feet moving up Camelback Mountain. You’ll find this major landmark in the Camelback Mountain Echo Canyon Recreation Area. Enjoy rock climbing if you’re up for more extreme activities, or stick with a hike on the Echo Canyon Trail or the Cholla Trail. Plan on taking an hour and a half to three hours up and back.

Add a Little Culture to Your Visit

Explore the masterpieces of creative expression in the Phoenix Art Museum with an eclectic blend that includes art of the American West, the European Renaissance, the Baroque period, and the Far East. You’ll be able to see pieces that have been gathered from around the world, conveniently displayed in one place to take your breath away.

Get Lost in the Music at the Symphony

If you are a music lover, don’t miss out on the latest at the Phoenix Symphony. Programs include classical music, the pops, family music, and chamber music. Check their schedule for  performances throughout the year.

Soak Up Papago Park

When you visit the 1,200 acres at Papago Park, you can golf for the day, fish, take a walk on the nature trails, or hop on a bike. Stop off at the zoo when you want to get wild.

North Mountain Preserve and Shaw Butte

When you want to see local fauna and awe at the flora, the North Mountain Preserve and Shaw Butte are a favorite destination with inviting hiking trails. North Mountain is the tallest mountain in the preserve. See the saguaro cactus for yourself, plan a picnic, and be sure to bring your camera. The beauty surrounding will help you make memories to last a lifetime long after your Phoenix spring break is over. Upon returning to your Phoenix vacation rental or condo at the end of each day, you’ll be anxious to get up and start exploring all over again to see what else Phoenix has to offer.

We are pleased to say we have a number of pet-friendly vacation rentals in the Phoenix area. Check for the "paw" on our vacation rental listings for more information.

Breathtaking national parks and trails galore are just some of the many reasons why a pet-friendly home in Phoenix is the perfect destination for anyone with a furry best friend. Additionally, travelers can find numerous places in Phoenix that welcome their animals as they take time to explore this part of the country.

For many, a trip to Arizona includes a chance to see the glorious Grand Canyon. Leashed pets are allowed at the Grand Canyon on trails above the rim, Mather Campground, Desert View Campground, Trailer Village, and throughout developed areas.

Important Pet Tips for the Arizona Desert

This part of the country can get very hot, especially during the summer. Cats and dogs can easily get overheated in the fierce local sun. Keep in mind, hot asphalt can also pose a danger for pets during Phoenix summers. Early morning walks are a wonderful option to help keep your pets safe while on a vacation getaway to the Valley of the Sun.

Spring Break is the perfect time for an unforgettable vacation. You’re ready to get away and leave the daily grind behind for a few days. What better destination than Phoenix and its warm inviting spring weather? With vacation rentals ripe for the picking, you can book your stay and get ready to experience Phoenix spring break to the fullest.

  • Climb Camelback Mountain
  • Visit the Desert Botanical Garden
  • Explore the South Mountain Park and Preserve
  • Enjoy Scottsdale’s chic eateries and Southwestern arts
  • Discover American Indian artifacts at the Heard Museum
  • Golf at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course, Raven Golf Club at Verrado or We-Ko-Pa
  • Catch a Pro Sports Game: Phoenix Suns (NBA), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA), Arizona Cardinals (NFL), Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB), Arizona Coyotes (NHL), Phoenix Rising (USL)
  • Don’t forget Spring Training, as the area welcomes MLB teams each year for the spring Cactus League.
  • Nearby, Scottsdale is a favorite destination for golf aficionados at the beginning of each year as host to the annual PGA Golf Tour WM Open.
  • Eat award-winning cuisine at downtown’s Heritage Square
  • Indulge in a desert-inspired spa treatment
  • Delve into local culture on Roosevelt Row
  • Go on an adventurous day trip to Sedona, Flagstaff, or even the Grand Canyon

Phoenix is a popular destination year-round. However, the busiest seasons are in spring and fall.

When baseball comes to town during Spring Training season, fans flock to Arizona to watch their favorite teams play. We recommend booking a few weeks in advance since rentals book quickly.

Aside from that, people love the mild climate during the spring and fall seasons.

More questions

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