• This itinerary is an insider’s guide to Scottsdale, Arizona in the Phoenix area.
• It includes 3-days of the best sights to see with clear directions to make it easy to find your way around.
• It is the perfect way to see the city the way a local does.
• The American West outpost, Old Town Scottsdale also includes an original walking tour where I highlight the best shops and restaurants including a detailed map to follow.

Sights & places you'll see with this itinerary:

• Discover amazing Native American jewelry, pottery, baskets, blankets and more
• Dine in an open-air patio garden serving authentic southwest cuisine
• Shop in Old Town Scottsdale Arizona
• See the restored Old Mission church and the Scottsdale Museum
• Take the walking tour through Old Town for unique artwork and shops
• Get rowdy the American old western way at the world famous Rusty Spur Saloon
• Sample the wines, olives oils and vinegars at area retail shops
• Stroll through the Botanical Garden with special desert southwest plant displays and tours
• Visit the Phoenix Zoo with 5 animal habitat trails
• Taste amazing dishes at the Chinese Cultural Center
• Watch as one of the World’s Tallest Fountains jets vertically into the sky every hour
• Walk through the “Disneyland” of baseball spring training camps at Salt River Field
• Discover the sights that inspired the great architect Frank Lloyd Wright
• Tour his world famous design school, his Scottsdale home, and sit in his own living room
• Dine at an American Grill with views of Four Peaks Mountain Range and Red Mountain
• Relax with world class gaming on Native American Lands
• Or rejuvenate with a desert botanical pedicure using an inspired cactus blossom treatment
• Thrill to classical guitar and flamenco dancers in exotic desert gardens
• Delight in delicious Italian food and a romantic ride in a real Italian Gondola
• Suggestions on annual Scottsdale Festivals if you arrive during the season, Feb-Apr
• Plus a lot more!

The Main Focus of this itinerary:

1. Mapping out exactly where my personal special guests to the city would be escorted.
2. Giving clear and specific directions to each of the destinations. Directions are supplemented with pictures and maps to further reduce your chances of getting lost!
3. Providing a walking tour, so you know the BEST places to see in Old Town.

Why You Should Buy the Guide

• Saves you hours of time researching sights to see in and around Scottsdale!
• It will save you money by giving specific instructions to out-of-the-way locations, plus local hot spots and tours.
• Gives you the true local feel of Arizona, Scottsdale, and the desert southwest.
• Stop you from wading through all of the possible tourist destinations and web-sites. I've researched them, lived there and this itinerary will tell you specific places, web-sites, and options from an insider’s point of view.

What does the itinerary include?

• 22-page PDF document
• Numerous pictures of destinations
• Directions to help you get where you need to go, as well as maps for each area

Itinerary Table of Contents:

• How to Use This Guide
• The 3-day highlights itinerary -- I provide a detailed itinerary with tours, times and specific instructions to each location.
• Restaurants – Many recommendations of favorite local places to eat
• Other Place to See -- If you arrive during the tourist season, I recommend different festivals that didn't make the 3-day itinerary.
• About the Author -- Information about myself and how to contact me if you have additional questions.

Sample from the Itinerary

This is a sample of the itinerary. The actual itinerary includes additional pictures and maps.

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Rusty Spur Saloon – 3:30pm – 5:00pm

Price: Free+ Cost of drinks and tips
Duration: 1 hour
Address: Rusty Spur Saloon
7245 East Main Street (Point C on the map above)
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
480-425-7787

Open Nightly - 4:00pm to 2:00am
Website: http://rustyspursaloon.com/

The Rusty Spur Saloon is world famous and for its rowdy American West atmosphere and country-western guitar music seven days and nights every week. This one room saloon was originally the Farmer's State Bank of Scottsdale open for business from 1921 - 1933. The bank vault is still used - as cold drink storage. This small bar is usually crowded and is especially popular after any event or spring training game, but as they say “the more the merrier.”

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Who is this guide for?

• The first time visitor to Scottsdale Arizona or second time visitor to Phoenix