Phoenix, Arizona has ten sister cities, as designated by the Phoenix Sister Cities Commission:^ * Canada - Calgary (Alberta, Canada) * Italy - Catania (Italy) * People's Republic of China - Chengdu (China) * Republic of Ireland - Ennis (Ireland) * France - Grenoble (Rhone-Alpes, France)

The touristy core of Phoenix is the Old Town , to the east of Scottsdale Rd between Camelback Rd and Osborn Rd. It's undeniably kitschy, with well over half the shops being gift shops, but fun enough for a browse in a Disneyland-y way. Across the road to the west of Scottsdale Rd is the Scottsdale Art District, chock-a-block with art galleries selling art not just from Phoenix, but all over the world.

• Arizona Science Center, 600 E. Washington St., 602-716-2000. Science and Technology, along with a planetarium.
• Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 N. Galvin Pkwy., 480-941-1225. Plant life of the Sonoran Desert, and of arid lands around the world.
• Heard Museum, 2301 North Central Av., 602-252-8848. Celebrating Native American cultures and arts, especially those of Arizona and New Mexico.
• Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park, 4619 E. Washington Street, 602-495-0901. M-Sa 9AM-4:45PM, Su 1PM-4:45PM. The US's only city-operated archaeological site, exploring and interpreting the pre-Columbian Hohokam civilization.
• Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N. Central Avenue, 602-257-1222 . Tu-Su 10AM-5PM (Th until 9PM). 16,000 artworks with an emphasis on American, Asian, Latin American, and modern and contemporary.

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