Step back in time to the Cold War era at the Titan Missile Museum to experience the preserved Titan II missile site. Officially known as complex 571-7, this is all that remains of the 54 Titan II missile sites on alert across the United States from 1963 to 1987. You’ll descend 55 stairs into the underground silo for a 45-minute guided tour of the launch facility and witness the power of a Titan II missile while learning about this nuclear weapon's history, technology, and impact.

Next, stop at Arizona's first European settlement, Tubac Presidio State Historic Park. Wander through the ruins of the Spanish Presidio and archaeological site. Experience interpretive exhibits with many original artifacts, including early Native American archaeological and ethnographic collections, Spanish colonial and missions, mining, ranching, Civil War, Arizona Territorial Period, women and children, and the original Washington printing press that printed Arizona’s first newspaper in 1859. Stroll through the 11-acre park garden flourishing with herbs and vegetables, flowers, and succulents before you pick up some souvenirs in the gift shop. 

Dine at Shelby's Bistro for pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and more to enjoy a unique taste of the region (Old Faithful Pizza is a local favorite) in a charming atmosphere. If you’d like to kick it up a notch, choose Elvira's and savor a new Mexican fusion 
cuisine at this fine dining family-owned 
restaurant, which serves its famous enchiladas, mole, and more. 

Spend the afternoon at the Tubac Center of the Arts and immerse yourself in the local art scene. Your options are practically endless, from looking at art in the galleries to making your own masterpieces at a workshop or catching live performances.