• Explore the Museum of Indigenous People. This fantastic cultural institution features countless artifacts that instill within visitors an understanding and respect for the indigenous cultures of America’s southwest.

• Visit the Sharlot Hall Museum. Located just a few blocks away from the inn, the Sharlot Hall Museum is both a historic site and heritage campus that educates visitors about the history of Arizona’s Central Highlands. It was originally organized by Sharlot Mabridth Hall in 1927, who set up the first exhibition within a former gubernatorial mansion.

• Travel to the Phippen Museum. Situated a few miles north of downtown Prescott, the cultural institution displays many different pieces of artwork that celebrates the lives of both cowboys and Native Americans. Perhaps the greatest part of the museum is the collection of work created by its namesake, artist George Phippen.

• Journey over to the Highlands Center for Natural History. The Highlands Center for Natural History features an 80-acre campus dedicated to introducing guests to the natural wonders of the Central Highlands. Much of its exhibits promote lifelong learning and an interest for environmental conservation.

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