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Beat the heat in Phoenix at Wet n' Wild Water Park, which has over 30 rides to choose from, including the one-of-a-kind Maximum Velocity water coaster. And remember the family splash area and dining options to keep you fueled and refreshed throughout the day. Are you interested in learning more about Hurricane Harbor? Look only as far as the comprehensive guide, filled with all the details you need to know for a successful family visit. This park has everything, whether you're seeking pulse-pounding water slides or relaxing lazy rivers. So gather your crew, embark on some unforgettable adventures, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Experience parts of our past through the eyes of the men and women who take the oath to protect it at Phoenix Police Museum. There, you'll be able to view a fascinating collection of artifacts and historical items from the department's formation in 1881 up to present-day memorabilia. Among the highlights is a recreated 1900s police station and a 1919 Ford Model T Police Car. You'll get a real sense of how the Phoenix Police Department has evolved over the years and its essential role in shaping the city.

If you're a fan of architecture or appreciate stunningly designed structures, you won't want to miss touring Taliesin West. Frank Lloyd Wright-designed this masterpiece as his private winter home, studio, and architectural campus. Its prehistoric grandeur and deep connection to the surrounding desert will captivate you. What's even more impressive is that Wright and his apprentices built and maintained the building almost entirely by hand, making it one of the most personal creations of his career. Public tours are available daily, with themed terms incorporating Wright's architectural theories also on offer. As Wright once said, his mission was to "make life more beautiful, the world a better one for living in, and to give reason, rhyme, and meaning to life." The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation seeks to continue this legacy by inspiring people to connect with nature, the arts, and each other through architecture.