Travel guideHistorySightsNightlifeMap

Glendale Sights and Landmarks Guide, Arizona

Arizona is a sixth largest state of the USA and it claims some of the most famous landscapes, wildlife and historical sites of the country. Glendale is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, USA. It is also known as Arizona’s Antique Capital. Glendale is full of outdoor recreational places couple with national parks, lakes, forests, wildlife areas and historical places. Some of the most popular sites of Glendale include the following.

-Historic Sites

Historic Sahuaro Ranch-The Sahuaro Ranch provides the chance to the visitors to see Arizona from a historical perspective. This historical house is open for the public throughout the year.

-Memorial

Agua Fria National Monument-The Agua Fria National Monument has great attractions for visitors from all over the world. It is located north to Phoenix. It contains two mesas i.e. Perry Mesa and Black Mesa.

-Museums

Katydid Insect Museum Glendale-This museum is famous for housing different assortments of insects. The visitors can visit Katydid Insect Museum Glendale from Monday to Friday.

-Parks

Deer Valley Rock Art Center-This park invites the visitors to explore the area’s glorious past.

Xeriscape Botanical Garden-The Xeriscape Botanical Garden feature more than 1000 plants, shrubs and trees. When visitors visit the Xeriscape Botanical Garden they find the opportunity to explore them.

-Theme Parks

Adobe Dam Family Golf Center-This park is located on West Pinnacle Peak Road in Glendale, AZ. It is the center of family activities.

-Arenas

Cardinals Stadium-The stadium offers seating for more than 70,000 people. It features a retractable roof and a very big natural grass field.

-Fitness and Recreational Centers

Aquatics Center-This aquatic center is located on West Union Hills Drive. It has slides, chutes and waterfalls to entertain not only children but also adults.

email to a friendAsk our travel experts a question about Glendale