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If you're planning a vacation to Arizona, check out Vaughan's Southwest Tours for your travel needs. With years of experience and a reputation for excellence, they're the go-to choice for vacationers, travel agents, destination managers, and the hospitality industry. The six fifteen-passenger vans are custom-seated with high-back captain chairs for up to twelve passengers, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable ride. They offer regularly scheduled van tours every day of the year, even on holidays, taking visitors to some of the state's most beautiful and awe-inspiring locations. The tours offer some of Arizona's most breathtaking views, from the Grand Canyon to Sedona, Phoenix to Scottsdale, and the historic Apache Trail.

Get ready for a unique and imaginative way to experience classic storybook characters. The Great Arizona Puppet Theater is the place to be. From Rumpelstiltskin to The Tale of Peter Rabbit, you'll be amazed by the artistry of puppetry and the incredible skill of our professional puppeteers and theater artists. They offer entertaining and educational shows for students, and their repertoire of over 60 shows ranges from original stories about the environment to fun versions of fairy tales. They even provide study guides free of charge to enhance the experience for students and parents. Visit the historic building year-round, or catch one of the traveling shows at schools, libraries, child cares, and community centers all over Arizona and beyond. And see the adults-only Puppet Slam night for a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Stroll through Historic Heritage Square for a visual feast that delves into the rich history of Phoenix's Victorian past. The Rosson House dates back to the late 1800s and is the Square's centerpiece and a sight to behold. The historic architecture remains intact, while the buildings have become museums, shops, and restaurants. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or just looking for a peaceful place to unwind, Heritage Square has something for everyone. Remember to acknowledge the O'Odham and Piipaash peoples and their ancestors, whose traditional territory and homelands we now stand on.