Prescott Arizona Historic Museum and Dining Tour

Our small size makes our company very flexible to accommodate your needs and requests. We can customize any tour to make it more fun and interesting to you. We love the history of Arizona and enjoy pointing out points of interest and bits a trivia. We also enjoy learning from our guests as many are very knowledgeable themselves. Our large book collection on Arizona History helps us to stay informed on well researched details of the past.

What to expect:

Duration: between 7 hours and 8 hours

Sharlot Hall Museum

415 W. Gurley St., Two blocks west from Courthouse Plaza and Whiskey Row, Prescott, 86301-3691, Arizona

Explore the grounds and buildings of this beautiful museum. Your entrance fee is covered in this tour. There is a large amount of information on not only Prescott, Arizona's first capital, but also surrounding Yavapai County and the state of Arizona.

1 hour • Admission Ticket Included

The Palace Restaurant and Saloon

120 S Montezuma St, Prescott, 86303-4718, Arizona

For lunch you will be experiencing this historic location. Located in the heart of "Whiskey Row" - According to USA today, "One of the Top 10 Historic Bars in America" This is truly a destinations meal! (Cost of lunch is included up to $20 per person). You might want to watch the movie "Junior Bonner" with Steve McQueen as it was filmed here.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Whiskey Row

N Montezuma St, , Prescott, 86301, Arizona

You will have a chance to spend a bit of time roaming this historic town square.

30 minutes

Phippen Museum

4701 Highway 89 North, , Prescott, 86301, Arizona

This wonderful western art museum is located on the outskirts of Prescott, very near where many westerns were filmed during the 1920's. The exhibits change each season, so you get a variety of types a artwork in this beautiful location.

1 hour • Admission Ticket Included

Museum of Indigenous People

147 N Arizona Ave, Prescott, 86301-3184, Arizona

This can be an option stop instead of going to the art museum if you like. Now called The Museum of the Indigenous People, is the only museum in the greater Prescott area devoted to the culture and art of Native people. This very historic little museum houses many interesting cultural items from the early residents of Arizona. The museum building was completed in 1935.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Included