Visit Campus

Home to Wildcats football and major campus events including Spring Commencement and the Arizona Bowl, Casino del Sol Stadium is one of campus’ most recognizable venues. Beneath the east side sits the Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab, where the world’s largest telescope mirrors are made. The Navajo-Pinal dorm is also built into the stadium’s structure.

Closest parking: Cherry Ave. or South Stadium Garages
Closest streetcar stop: 2nd St./Highland or 2nd St. & Cherry

Centennial Hall is Arizona’s premier performing arts venue, hosting Broadway tours, concerts, dance companies, and distinguished speakers. Opened in 1937 and named during the university’s 100th anniversary celebration, the historic theater remains a cultural centerpiece where students and the Tucson community experience world-class performances.

Closest parking: Lot 5073 (hourly paid parking) or Tyndall Ave. Garage
Closest streetcar stop: University Boulevard & Tyndall Avenue

ENR2 showcases sustainability in a desert environment while bringing together students, faculty, and researchers across disciplines. The LEED Platinum Certified-building features shared gathering spaces including a lush central courtyard, innovative labs, and a rooftop agrivoltaics system that combines solar panels with garden plots.

Closest parking: Sixth St. Garage

For 50 years, Flandrau has sparked curiosity through two levels of interactive science exhibits and a 146-seat, full-dome Planetarium Theater. A hub for learning and discovery, it serves as a classroom for students and offers immersive science programs for the Tucson community.

Closest parking: Lot 4063 (hourly paid parking) 
Closest streetcar stop: 2nd St./Highland

University of Arizona Libraries connect students and researchers with millions of books, journals, and digital resources. Across several campus locations, the libraries offer collaborative study spaces, technology, and expert support. Special Collections and University Archives preserve rare materials, historic photographs, and records that tell the story of Arizona and the Southwest.

Closest parking: Enke Dr. meters or Cherry Ave. Garage
Closest streetcar stop: 2nd St./Highland or 2nd St. & Cherry

Home to Wildcats basketball, volleyball, and GymCats gymnastics, the McKale Center at ALKEME Arena is one of college athletics’ iconic venues. Named for former athletic director and coach J.F. "Pop" McKale, the arena hosts crowds of more than 14,000 and features rotating exhibits of Arizona Athletes at the Jim Click Hall of Champions. 

Closest parking: Enke Dr. meters or Cherry Ave. Garage
Closest streetcar stop: 2nd St./Highland or 2nd St. & Cherry

The heart of campus and where it all began. Old Main opened in 1891, more than 20 years before Arizona became a state, and housed classrooms, a library, offices, and dorms. In front of Old Main, you’ll find the Alexander Berger Memorial Fountain, a historic landmark in memory of the 13 Arizona students and alumni who died in World War I.

Closest parking: Second St. Garage
Closest streetcar stop: 2nd St./Olive

Across campus, murals, sculptures, and installations turn everyday spaces into an open-air gallery. From historic bronze statues to contemporary works by international artists, Arizona’s public art reflects the university’s creativity, culture, and connection to the Southwest.

Known around campus as Turtle Pond, this water feature and surrounding gardens sit on the site of the former University President’s home and now offer a peaceful retreat – and yes, turtles – for students and visitors alike.

Closest parking: Lot 3038 (hourly paid parking) 
Closest streetcar stop: 2nd St./Olive

Designated an official arboretum in 1979, Arizona’s campus is home to thousands of labeled trees and plants from desert regions around the world. From Moon Trees to native saguaros, the landscape doubles as a living laboratory and shaded outdoor classroom woven throughout campus.