Tuesday, 24 June 2025

What new in Arizona Attractions

W Scottsdale
Enjoy an AI-Powered Massage at the W Scottsdale

Those ready to combine technology and tradition should experience a one-of-a-kind massage at the AWAY Spa in W Scottsdale, now offering Arizona's first AI-powered massage in collaboration with Aescape. This cutting-edge treatment features intelligent robotic arms guided by advanced AI technology to deliver a customized full-body massage. Guests can personalize their session by selecting pressure levels, target areas, and massage styles while the system responds and adjusts in real-time.

Unwind on a Lake Pleasant Cruise this Summer

Lake Pleasant
Visitors can explore Lake Pleasant in Peoria on an hour-long themed cruise aboard Lake Pleasant Cruises. They can watch a signature Arizona sunset on the water while enjoying a mouthwatering dinner and live music on the Sunset Music Cruise. They may want to savor brunch with a view on the Brunch Cruise or enjoy a personal charcuterie cup on the Wine & Cheese Music Cruise. If they are looking to learn about the lake and the surrounding desert fauna? The Narrated Sightseeing Cruises offers insights into the local landscape. This cruise also offers the best chance to spot desert creatures.

Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott is Now an Officially Recognized Arboretum

Sharlot Hall Museum
Plant lovers can wander among 89 species of trees and woody plants at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott, a newly recognized arboretum. Visitors can explore the museum's four-acre campus, including the Yavpé Ethnobotany Garden, created with the help of the Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe. Or, they choose to stroll through the stunning Memorial Rose Garden, home to 180 rose varieties and dedicated to Arizona's early pioneer and frontier women. Visitors can also explore the museum's eight historic buildings, including the log cabin Governor's Mansion built in 1864 for the first Governor of the Arizona Territory, John Goodwin. This landmark houses exhibits on pioneer life, the history of the Yavapai people and early vehicles.

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