Pima County Courthouse
Category Historic Landmarks
Address
115 N Church Ave
Tucson, AZ 85701
Details
#3 on Turquoise Trail Map: Built in 1929 in the Spanish Colonial Revival style, this building features a beautiful mosaic-tiled dome and elegant courtyard, and is one of Tucson’s most iconic structures. It was designed by Roy Place, a noted Tucson architect. In addition to other business offices, the building will soon house the Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center and the University of Arizona Gem and Mineral Museum. All court functions have moved elsewhere.
Nearby Dining
- Baggin's Gourmet Sandwiches33 N Stone Ave (357 feet SE)
- Eleven Café33 N Stone Ave (387 feet SE)
- LaCo Tucson201 N Court Ave (465 feet NW)
- The Little One151 N Stone Ave (530 feet NE)
Nearby Shopping
- Crow's Nest186 N Court Ave (474 feet NW)
- Barrio Bella201 N Court Ave (484 feet NW)
- La Zia Native Arts100 N Meyer Ave (510 feet NW)
- Art House Centro186 N Meyer Ave (553 feet NW)
Nearby Services
- Old Pima County Courthouse115 N Church Ave (adjacent)
- Pima County Attractions and Tourism115 N Church Ave (adjacent)
- Tucson City Court103 W Alameda St (273 feet NW)
- Eric Ollason, Attorney at Law182 N Court Ave (287 feet NW)