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You probably already know that Phoenix is full of wonder, but these are some of the most unbelievable and secret things to do near Phoenix today.
Enjoy a Beer While Watching Indie Films
If you’re searching for things to do around Phoenix, we recommend watching an indie firm at the FilmBar. This destination also includes an onsite bar. It’s every hipster’s dream.
Rent an Airbnb on the Arcosanti Campus
Arcosanti is a unique urban laboratory that aims to revolutionize the way cities are built. For almost entirely unchaperoned exploration of the campus, complete with incredible sky and valley views, and access to the pool, you can rent a room on site, or stay in one of their luxurious Airbnb suites. A night under the stars never felt so good.
Smell the Roses at One of America’s Largest Rose Gardens
Though it’s easy to assume Arizona is a poor groundskeeper for lush plant life, you’d be wrong. One of America’s largest rose gardens is housed at Mesa Community College, where you can wander through a maze of gorgeous rose bushes. Will you accept 9,000 roses?
Hang Out With Adoptable Cats at This Cool Cafe
If you’re looking for things to do in Phoenix today, we suggest visiting a cat cafe called La Gattara. It is styled after Taiwanese cat cafes, a cool place where you can “play cards, cats, listen to music, cats, use free wifi, cats, read books, cats, play a board game, cats, paint a cat, cats, and yoga with cats! Did I mention hang out with cats?” according to their website. Just gotta have the right cattitude.
Soothe Your Mind and Body With Sensory Deprivation Floatation Therapy
True REST offers zero-gravity pools filled with 1,000 pounds of Epsom Salts that make you float when you’re in them. It’s an entirely relaxing experience that relieves pain and improves sleep, among other benefits. After an hour, you’ll be like, “Namaste in this pool forever.”
Eat Pancakes the Size of an Extra-Large Pizza
The Henhouse in Mesa serves enormous pancakes, the largest in Arizona, in fact, that come in pairs for just $15. Now that’s what we call breakfast.