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Rent a vacation home in Phoenix, Arizona. "The Valley of the Sun" is known for its weather. Winter, fall and spring offer mild temperatures, perfect for a round of golf at one of the area's more than 180 courses or a hike through South Mountain Park, one of the Valley's many mountain preserves. Rent holiday lodging directly from owners of home, condo, apartment and cabin accommodations in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.
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Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitors Bureau:
Enjoy the sun-filled days and starlit evenings of Phoenix. You’ll find everything from world-class dining to exhilarating adventure, trendy shopping, modern nightlife and enriching culture. The celebrated resorts and spas of Phoenix will relax you and the Sonoran Desert golf courses will challenge you. Dining, shopping, resorts and spas, outdoor adventure, golf, culture and nightlife await you in Phoenix, Arizona. Discover the desert you never knew.

As Seen in the New York Times
By AMY SILVERMAN
Published: November 26, 2004
The New York Times
PHOENIX is finally rising. For years, the city sulked in the shadow of sexier 'burbs like Scottsdale, but now it's enjoying a culture boom — with a young, raw arts scene, well-cooked food and world-class spas. Despite the rumor that "it's a dry heat," the weather is generally pleasant from October to April, and yes, it does rain. If so, ditch the outdoor activities and head to the Heard Museum where, for $7 admission, you can see an expansive collection of Indian art. (The museum shop is also the best place in town to buy gifts.) With a citywide light-rail system still years away, you'll need to rent a car to get around, but Phoenix is built on a grid, so even a first-time visitor won't have trouble navigating.

From Visit Phoenix.com:
About Phoenix:
Upon arriving in Greater Phoenix, visitors quickly discover a few of the hallmarks that make this region a premier destination - near-perfect weather, ease of transportation and genuine hospitality.
The average high in Greater Phoenix is 85 degrees and with more than 325 days of sunshine per year, smiles are wide and spirits are high. From the moment you touch down at Sky Harbor International Airport, the outdoors beckon the adventurer in you .
Located just three miles from downtown Phoenix and less than a half an hour from most popular resorts and attractions, Sky Harbor also provides efficient service that will help make your travels seamless. Greater Phoenix is a growing metropolis that maintains a laid-back personality, where friendly people are in the majority, and where superior service is to be expected.

Golf
The rules of the game may be the same, but the golf experience here is different. Greater Phoenix offers a panoramic sideshow that makes you pause at every tee. So it's no surprise if your round takes just a little bit longer, and you find yourself a little more hesitant to walk off the course - we have that effect on everyone.
The accolades earned by our golf courses are numerous and well-deserved. Whether you choose to play at our public facilities or our resort courses, you will quickly discover why Greater Phoenix is - in the words of the National Golf Federation - "The Golf Capital of the World."
For many, golf is integral to the Phoenix experience. Our courses deliver with playable, diverse designs and dedication to course maintenance, relaxed environments and professional customer service. Add it up, and you're in golf heaven.

Tours & Sightseeing
If spectacular sightseeing, temperate weather and unique experiences are all things you enjoy, plan your next vacation in Greater Phoenix. Visitors have discovered a unique combination of natural beauty, climate and culture and in Greater Phoenix, where you can discover nearly two dozen Native American tribes that maintain strong local traditions.
When vacationing in Greater Phoenix, the sky truly is the limit. Mild weather conditions allow for a variety of air sports like soaring over the Sonoran Desert in a two-seat glider or lofting above the rural areas in a hot-air balloon. Tour companies would also be more than happy to lead you on a desert excursion to abandoned gold mines, or other sites filled with ruins more than 500 years old.
Whether you're interested in a three-day trip to the Grand Canyon or a day of mountain biking at our local Camelback Mountain, it's amazing how diverse sightseeing can be. A variety of discoveries await you in Greater Phoenix, where the Sonoran Desert's magical landscape stretches to the peaks of surrounding mountains, where a new panorama of beauty awaits behind every Saguaro cactus, and where each day brings a new adventure.

Sports & Sporting Events
Whether you're among the 500,000 who flock to the TPC Stadium Course for the FBR Phoenix Open each January, or the 1.2 million fans who enjoy Spring Training each March, or a follower of any major professional sport, we've got your game - and a whole lot more. In addition to the Phoenix Coyotes (NHL), Arizona Cardinals (NFL), Phoenix Suns (NBA) and Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB), Greater Phoenix also provides two NASCAR Nextel Cup races (every April and November), as well as Indy Racing League action each March. Thoroughbred racing, arena football and the WNBA are also big draws in the desert, and Arizona State University provides its own share of exciting sports action with competitive Pac-10 teams in numerous sports.

Recreation, Adventure & Things to do
No matter what time of year you visit Phoenix, you'll find plenty to do. The outdoors invite activities from desert jeep tours, hiking, biking or horseback riding along scenic desert trails, to floating into the clouds in a hot-air balloon or glider.
Numerous ranches provide the opportunity to live like a real cowboy or cowgirl, or if it’s water adventure you’re looking for, five major lakes are within a 45-minute drive. Take the kids to the Phoenix Zoo or relax at one of numerous city and county parks such as South Mountain, the largest municipal park in the country.
Attend a sports event, or golf on more than 200 picturesque courses -- two great ways to release some energy. Greater Phoenix is also a place where art connoisseurs can explore modern galleries and performing arts buffs can experience the impressive Phoenix Symphony
Greater Phoenix provides an outlet for everyone whether they’ve got the urge for adrenaline or a passion for walks in the park.

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