Explore Downtown Scottsdale's vibrant historic district, where cowboy culture meets Southwest charm, featuring eclectic shops, galleries, and a lively dining scene.
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"Scottsdale is one of the most popular winter tourist destinations in the Southwest and city in its own right. Filled with boutique hotels and sprawling resorts, Scottsdale is also home to one of the most walkable neighborhoods in the Phoenix metropolitan area: Old Town Scottsdale. This small, historic area has restaurants, galleries, bars, and boutiques shops all within walking distance from each other, along with a beautiful Mission-style church (and adjoining restaurant and bar, The Mission). For a Southwestern dining experience, make your way to Old Town Tortilla Factory, a local favorite, housed in a historic adobe home. For a change of pace and a true Old West experience, the Rusty Spur Saloon offers old Western decor, live country music, and cowboy fare. For outdoor fun, hike or bike the Greenbelt Trail surrounding the neighborhood." - MATADOR_NETWORK
"Downtown Scottsdale’s historic district has plenty to peruse. Shop for cowboy wares, authentic Native American artifacts, and handcrafted leather goods. People who are into Southwestern décor love Shades of the West, which was once Scottsdale’s original general store. Concha belts and turquoise jewelry are bestsellers at Atkinson’s Indian Trading Post and Gilbert Ortega Gallery of Indian Art. For bold Arizona pottery, stop in at River Trading Post and Pueblo Arts."
"Downtown Scottsdale’s historic district has plenty to peruse. Shop for cowboy wares, authentic Native American artifacts, and handcrafted leather goods. People who are into Southwestern décor love Shades of the West, which was once Scottsdale’s original general store. Concha belts and turquoise jewelry are bestsellers at Atkinson’s Indian Trading Post and Gilbert Ortega Gallery of Indian Art. For bold Arizona pottery, stop in at River Trading Post and Pueblo Arts."
