X	Y	ID	ADDRESS_	DESCRIPTIO	PH_NUM	WEB_ADD	PLACE_NAME	OBJECTID	IMAGE_URL
-112.06939	33.45075227	22	Third and Monroe Streets	"Founded in 1881, this is the oldest Catholic church building in Phoenix, and in September 1987, the basilica received an historic visit from Pope John Paul II. St. Marys is still an active Roman Catholic church where Mass is said on a daily basis."	(602) 252-7651	http://www.saintmarysbasilica.org	St Marys Basilica	1	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036467.jpg
-112.0706759	33.44882613	16	225 E Adams St	"In the heart of downtown Phoenix lies Phoenix Symphony Hall and Symphony Hall Terrace, home of both the Phoenix Symphony and the Arizona Opera. This cultural center features myriad theatrical and musical events ranging from touring Broadway shows."	(602) 534-5600	http://phoenixconventioncenter.com/venues/symphony-hall/	Phoenix Symphony Hall and Terrace	2	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036468.jpg
-111.9847472	33.44588037	18	4619 E Washington St	Pueblo Grande is the only National Historic Landmark in the city. The park includes an actual Hohokam culture ruin and an on-site museum featuring exhibits of the Hohokam and other cultures of the Southwest.	(602) 495-0901	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/arts-culture-history/pueblo-grande	Pueblo Grande Museum and Cultural Park	3	https://www.phoenix.gov/parkssite/MediaAssets/090611.jpg
-111.9488779	33.45177024	17	455 N Galvin Parkway	"The Phoenix Zoo is the nations largest privately-owned nonprofit zoological park. The Zoo is home to more than 1,300 animals, including 150 endangered or threatened birds, mammals and reptiles from around the world."	(602) 273-1341	http://www.phoenixzoo.org	Phoenix Zoo	4	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036474.jpg
-111.9448391	33.46159498	6	1201 N Galvin Pkwy	"This unique garden, founded in 1937, displays one of the most extensive collections of desert plants in the world. The private, nonprofit museum sponsors internationally-recognized programs in research, plant conservation and environmental education."	(480) 941-1217	http://www.dbg.org	Desert Botanical Garden	5	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036451.jpg
-112.0620925	33.35650967	11	800 E Mineral Rd	"Adjacent to South Mountain, Mystery Castle is a native stone castle that features 18 rooms, 13 fireplaces, parapets, many charming nooks and crannies, and is furnished with Southwestern antiques."	(602) 268-1581	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystery_Castle	Mystery Castle	6	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036458.jpg
-111.9451279	33.45617682	13	Galvin Parkway and Van Buren Street	"This fabulous park, located on 1,200 acres of rolling desert hills and rugged mountains, features a golf course, museums, picnic areas, fishing lagoons (urban fishing license required), hiking trails and the Hole-In-The-Rock landmark."	(602) 256-3220	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/papago-park	Papago Park/Hole-In-The-Rock	7	https://www.phoenix.gov/parkssite/MediaAssets/054450.jpg
-112.07671	33.44902169	12	203 W Adams St	"The once magnificent Orpheum Theatre, built in an elaborate Spanish Baroque style in 1929, was underutilized and in serious disrepair when the city of Phoenix courageously purchased it in 1984."	(602) 534-5600	http://phoenixconventioncenter.com/venues/orpheum-theatre/	Orpheum Theatre	8	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036459.jpg
-112.0728683	33.46635307	15	1625 N Central Ave	"Enjoy a variety of exhibitions each year at the Southwests largest visual arts museum. Featured are painting, sculpture and photography as well as fashion design and decorative objects dating from the 14th century to today."	(602) 257-1222	http://www.phxart.org	Phoenix Art Museum	9	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/075734.jpg
-112.0945327	33.4481327	25	1700 W Washington St	"About a mile and a half to the west of downtown Phoenix, in the shadow of the state capitol building and in the midst of the government mall, is Wesley Bolin Plaza, honoring the late governor who was better known as the perennial secretary of state."	(602) 542-4581	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_Bolin_Memorial_Plaza	Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza	10	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036472.jpg
-112.2328169	33.47183502	4	2121 N 83rd Ave	"This 20,000 seat open-air amphitheater presents the top names in contemporary music. Considered to be among the finest outdoor entertainment venues anywhere, it is the only building of its size in the Valley designed specifically for musical performances"	(602) 254-7200	http://www.livenation.com/venues/14282/ak-chin-pavilion	AK-CHIN Pavilion	11	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036450.jpg
-112.069103	33.45253839	3	455 N Third St	"Rising up from a cool, inviting landscape in the heart of downtown Phoenix is the Southwests ""must-see"" marketplace, Arizona Center, featuring shopping, dining and entertainment. Dining is an adventure awaiting discovery."	(602) 271-1000	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_Center	Arizona Center	12	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036445.jpg
-112.1017829	33.64918533	23	1946 W Morningside Dr	"A park of a very different kind, Telephone Pioneers of America Park in northwest Phoenix is a unique point of pride. It opened in 1988 and is the nations first barrier-free park for physically challenged individuals."	(602) 262-4543	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/trails/things-to-do/adaptive-recreation	Telephone Pioneers of America Park	13	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036469.jpg
-112.0722955	33.47160645	8	22 E Monte Vista Rd	"The Heard Museum focuses on the cultures and arts of Native Americans and the Southwest. Known for innovative programming and unique exhibits, the facilitys displays range from hands-on activities to fine art."	(602) 252-8848	http://www.heard.org	Heard Museum	14	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036454.jpg
-111.9721322	33.50483244	19	5005 E Camelback Rd	"Near the base of Camelback Mountain is the Shemer Art Center and Museum. Built between 1919 and 1928, the Santa Fe-mission-style residence has become a family cultural center offering classes, special events and and art exhibits."	(602) 262-4727	http://www.shemerartcenter.org/	Shemer Art Center and Museum	15	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036465.jpg
-112.0713517	33.44570054	1	201 E Jefferson St	"As the home of the Phoenix Suns, the Phoenix Coyotes, the Arizona Rattlers arena football team and the Arizona Sandsharks professional soccer team, the one million-square-foot, 20,000-seat, multipurpose US Airways Center plays host to more than 180 dive"	(602) 379-7800	http://www.usairwayscenter.com	US Airways Center	16	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036471.jpg
-112.0717259	33.3523357	20	10919 S Central Ave	"Serving as the ""exclamation point"" of pride, South Mountain is the largest municipal park in the world. The 16,500-acre park is home to more than 300 specimens of plant life and a wide variety of fauna, including rabbits, foxes, coyotes, and lizards."	(602) 495-0222	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/south-mountain	South Mountain Park	17	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036466.jpg
-112.0657668	33.44985762	10	6th and Monroe Streets	"A reminder of Phoenixs proud past, Historic Heritage Square recalls the citys Victorian past. The Rosson House is the cornerstone of a city block of museums, gift shops and restaurants housed in buildings that date from the late 1800s."	(602) 262-5071	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/parks/alphabetical/h-parks/heritage	Historic Heritage Square	18	https://www.phoenix.gov/parkssite/MediaAssets/065006.jpg
-111.9717262	33.44812642	24	5025 E Van Buren St	Tovrea Castle at Carraro Heights sits atop a cactus-covered hill in east-central Phoenix and has intrigued generations of Valley residents.	(602) 256-3221	http://www.tovreacastletours.com/	Tovrea Castle	19	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036470.jpg
-112.070591	33.45074855	9	222 E Monroe St	"The Herberger Theater Center is located in downtown Phoenix, directly facing Symphony Hall. Center Stage, the larger of the two theaters, seats 815 and has seating on three levels: orchestra, loge and balcony."	(602) 254-7399	http://www.herbergertheater.org	Herberger Theatre Center	20	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036455.jpg
-112.0878088	33.476	27	2605 N 15th Ave	"Encanto Park is a 222-acre oasis with picnic areas, a lagoon, boat house, swimming pool, nature trail, Kiddieland/Enchanted Island amusement park, urban fishing and two golf courses. The lagoon offers paddle boats and canoes as well as fishing."	(602)262-6412	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/parks/alphabetical/e-parks/encanto-park	Encanto Park	21	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036453.jpg
-112.018312	33.54096599	21	2701 E Squaw Peak Dr	"Squaw Peak, part of the Phoenix Mountains Preserve, is one of the citys best-known landmarks. The park features a 1.2-mile trail to the peaks summit, which offers a spectacular view of the Valley of the Sun."	(602) 262-7901	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/parks/alphabetical/p-parks	Phx Mtn Park and Recreation Area (Piestewa Peak)	22	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036462.jpg
-112.026651	33.52260436	26	2501 E Telawa Trail	"Dominating the crest of a 100-foot hill and presiding over the magnificent neighborhoods of the Biltmore area, sits the elegant Wrigley Mansion. The mansion was built by chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. as a 50th wedding annv gift for his bride."	(602) 955-4079	http://www.wrigleymansionclub.com	Wrigley Mansion	23	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036473.jpg
-112.1466857	33.80468031	29	4044 W Black Canyon Blvd	"The Ben Avery Shooting Facility is a professionally managed and operated, safe, fun, family-based, shooting sports recreational facility. It provides a quality experience with a homelike atmosphere for a variety of shooting sports, activities and events."	623-582-8313	http://www.azgfd.gov/outdoor_recreation/ben_avery.shtml	Ben Avery Shooting Facility	24	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/benavery.jpg
-112.0236615	33.5228095	2	24th St and Missouri Avenue	"A Valley landmark since 1929, the Arizona Biltmore recently completed a $50 million renovation and expansion. Regarded as one of the finest resorts in the world, the Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired property is nicknamed ""The Jewel of the Desert""."	(602) 955-6600	http://www.arizonabiltmore.com	Arizona Biltmore	25	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036447.jpg
-112.0731959	33.46241474	31	1221 N Central Ave	"Burton Barr Central Library houses more than 760,000 items, welcomes more than 2,500 people each day and is home to a number of unique collections."	602-262-4636	http://www.phoenixpubliclibrary.org/Locations/BurtonBarr	Burton Barr Central Library	26	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036448.jpg
-112.0718025	33.46296233	33	122 E Culver St	"The Cutler-Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center was the Valleys first Jewish synagogue and has been used as a place of worship by both the Chinese and Hispanic communities. Currently, the Arizona Jewish Historical Society is restoring it as a museum and cultural center."	602-241-7870	https://azjhs.org/	Cutler-Plotkin Jewish Heritage Center	27	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036456.jpg
-112.1598262	33.60838161	32	4701 W Thunderbird Rd	"ASU at the West campus, located in northwest Phoenix, offers more than 40 degree programs to its nearly 9,000 undergraduate and graduate students."	602-543-5500	http://campus.asu.edu/west	ASUs West campus	28	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036444.jpg
-111.9608531	33.51483323	5	East McDonald Drive at Tatum Blvd	"The citys most prominent landmark, Camelback Mountain and the Echo Canyon Recreation Area, features sheer red cliffs, the Praying Monk rock formation and the familiar camels silhouette. The 75.8-acre park is a favorite hiking and climbing spot."	(602) 256-3220	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/trails/locations/camelback-mountain	Camelback Mountain	29	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036449.jpg
-112.1526002	33.67728717	26	3711 W Deer Valley Rd	"The Deer Valley Rock Art Center, a 47-acre nature preserve that contains more than 1,500 petroglyphs, merges past, present and future."	(623)582-8077	https://shesc.asu.edu/museums/deer-valley-petroglyph-preserve	Deer Valley Rock Art Center	30	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036452.jpg
-112.0768476	33.46097701	30	1125 N 3rd Ave	"The Japanese Friendship Garden-Ro Ho En, a shared cultural vision of the Sister Cities of Phoenix and Himeji, Japan, features more than 1,500 tons of handpicked rock, more than 50 varieties of plants, flowing streams, a 12-foot waterfall and a Koi pond."	602-256-3204	https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/arts-culture-history/japanese-friendship-garden	Japanese Friendship Garden	31	https://www.phoenix.gov/piosite/MediaAssets/d_036457.jpg