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Start from 113 curated places around Scottsdale, AZ, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
FnB Restaurant
James Beard Best Chef Southwest Charleen Badman's vegetable-forward kitchen tucked into Craftsman Court in Old Town. The all-Arizona wine list is unusual for the state and the menu rewrites itself with the season.
Citizen Public House
Old Town gastropub on 5th Avenue with bacon-fat popcorn, barrel-aged cocktails, and the original chopped salad locals send their visiting parents to. Dim, warm, and built for a long evening at the bar.
Tom's Thumb Trail
Two-mile climb through northern McDowell Sonoran Preserve to the Lookout Viewpoint cliff, named for the granite formation that looks exactly like a thumb. The 4.7-star AllTrails standard for the preserve.
Pinnacle Peak Trail
4-mile out-and-back on a manicured switchback trail wrapping around Pinnacle Peak in north Scottsdale, with two named overlook benches and almost no off-trail confusion. The cleanest moderate hike in the area for first-time desert hikers.
OdySea Aquarium
Two-million-gallon aquarium in the Salt River Reservation east of Scottsdale, the largest in the Southwest. The rotating viewing room and the shark-themed bathroom (voted #1 in the country) are the talked-about features.
Butterfly Wonderland
America's largest indoor butterfly conservatory, in the same complex as OdySea. Three-D film entry, an emergence gallery with live chrysalises, and a humid greenhouse where butterflies will land on you.
Taliesin West
Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and architecture school dug into the McDowell foothills, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wright designed it as a desert laboratory, and the low-slung stone-and-redwood compound still feels like the architectural argument it was meant to be.
Old Town Scottsdale
The original 1888 townsite turned walkable arts-and-shopping district, where adobe storefronts share blocks with chef-driven restaurants and the Thursday-night ArtWalk. Most visitors never leave a four-block core, but the side streets behind Main are where galleries and the older saloons sit.