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Step into history in Nogales, a vibrant border community where cultures meet. Explore historic sites, enjoy authentic cuisine, and experience the same landscapes once crossed by explorers centuries ago.
Visiting Nogales, Arizona, is as close to traveling to Mexico as you can get without needing a passport. But this welcoming community has embraced many aspects of Mexican culture: warm and hospitable people, respect for history and traditions, and incredible food.
Nogales, city and port of entry, north-central Sonora estado (state), northern Mexico, contiguous with the U.S. city of Nogales, Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
Pimeria Alta Museum offers a condensed, but thorough, look at various aspects of the history of Nogales, AZ-from its relationship with its sister city, across the border to the experiences of the Buffalo Soldiers who were stationed nearby.
From birdwatching in Rio Rico and lakeside camping in Patagonia to wining and dining in Sonoita and Elgin, exploring the art galleries of Tubac, or stepping back in time at the historic mission in Tumacácori, there is something for every traveler to discover in Nogales-Santa Cruz County.
The new U.S. Consulate General Nogales catalyzes diplomacy for the U.S. and Mexico’s shared future: a strong regional partnership with robust investment, cultural, and interpersonal ties.
Nogales is located 60 miles south of Tucson, Arizona and 140 miles north of Hermosillo, Sonora on the Arizona-Sonora Border. The city of Nogales was officially founded in 1882 along a north-south rail line to promote trade between the United States and Mexico.
