Downtown Tucson Apartments for Rent

Downtown Tucson has many interesting sites, including the Hotel Congress. The hotel was established in 1919, and in 1934, the bank robber John Dillinger stayed there. Visitors can view artwork by cowboy artist Pete Martinez in the hotel’s “taproom.”

Although Downtown Tucson only has a few skyscrapers, there are many places in town where visitors can view them jutting out from the landscape. Some contain courtrooms and other judicial offices, while others house businesses and legal firms.

The Tucson Convention Center is in the heart of downtown and hosts the annual Tucson Gem and Mineral show. This event attracts gem dealers from all over the country. The Gem show is the largest in the United States. The Tucson Convention Center is also the site for concerts, Broadway productions, and sports events.

There is always a place to dine in Downtown Tucson. First opened in 1922, the El Charro Cafe is the oldest family-owned restaurant in the United States. The site of the restaurant is a converted home built in the 1890s. Visitors can find El Charro Cafe at 331 North Court Avenue.

Tucson, founded in 1775, is nicknamed “Old Pueblo.” Originally a frontier town, it is now an area with a population of about a million people. Tucson’s growth shows no signs of stopping, as the housing industry continues to engage in new home construction.

Downtown is home to St. Augustine Cathedral, which dates back to 1896 and is known for its beautiful carvings of saguaros and horn-toad lizards on the cathedral’s facade. Brown House has an office in Downtown Tucson, and they are known for their award-winning interior design.

Whether shopping, dining, or just sightseeing, Downtown Tucson delivers a unique experience for all.