Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in Phoenix, AZ

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Top Attractions to Visit in Phoenix, AZ

1. Desert Botanical Garden - One of the most tranquil spots in Phoenix belongs to the Desert Botanical Garden. Discover how the desert plant ecosystem goes well beyond just endless views of sand. The Desert Botanical Garden features gigantic cacti and delicate succulents, and depending on the time of year, flowing cacti and wildflowers can be in abundance. There is plenty to see and do here at the garden.

2. Chase Field - In the Phoenix area during the Spring, Summer, or early Fall? Consider catching a baseball game at Chase Field! Home to the MLB's Arizona Diamondbacks, take in one of the nicest fields and facilities in the league and maybe a hot dog or two while watching a game!

3. Musical Instrument Museum - Holding claim as the world's only global musical instrument museum, this venue is exactly that. With a collection of over 7,500 different instruments from over 200 countries and a 300 seat concert hall, this is a music lover's dream space to learn more and take it instruments that you might have never seen before!

Facts About Phoenix, AZ

1. While Congress may be toying with the idea of ending Daylight Savings Time, Arizona and Phoenix by extension is ahead of that particular curve. Neither the state nor the city recognize Daylight Savings Time, meaning their clocks stay the same year round. It might get confusing half the year, but residents get used to it pretty quickly.

2. It may reside in a desert region, Phoenix is considered a top golfing destination in the United States. Due in part to it's nearly year-round sunny weather nearly 334 days out of the year on average, there are five 18-hole championship courses and three 9-hole courses visitors and residents alike can take in and enjoy. There are also roughly 200 courses total in the area, so there will surely be one that can fit your game, no matter what your experience level is.

3. Phoenix is said to have gotten it's iconic name from a Englishman named Phillip Duppa. Duppa suggested the name Phoenix, with the idea that the town would come forth from the ruins of the natives that once inhabited the region before as a rebirth from the ashes. The locals liked the idea, and the name Phoenix was officially recognized on May 4, 1968.