Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Arizona

While in Arizona, you might enjoy a visit to:

A real bridge from England, and a fake, deteriorating Merry-Olde-Village.

The Tomahawk Indian Store is one of several attractions shaped like Indian teepees (aka tepees, tipis), which can still be found along America's backroads and highways.

The Kachina Doll is a 39-foot tall statue north of Phoenix.

WPA busybee project -- a big metal roof over a mysterious, crumbling ancient Indian dwelling.

"Big Johnson" -- cowboy muffler man -- is a local landmark.

Chaotic Old West street of wandering burros and free gunfights.

Jay Gammon spent 30 years driving all over the country to buy authentic buildings and build a complete western town way out in the Arizona desert.

Vintage Route 66 service station is a replica.

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