Flexible suggestions; confirm opening days and admission before traveling.
Start with Uptown.
The area along State Route 89A offers shops and restaurants beneath the red-rock backdrop. Select a local restaurant from the directory, compare street addresses, and leave time to explore nearby public spaces. Check hours before traveling; these are suggested stops, not a verified walking route.
Sedona is in Coconino and Yavapai counties, Arizona. The area along State Route 89A offers shops and restaurants beneath the red-rock backdrop. The arts-and-shopping village near Oak Creek offers galleries and places to eat. Use the linked history sources to go beyond the brief timeline, then choose a local shop or restaurant for the rest of the visit.
Sedona Heritage Museum offers a starting point for a cultural visit. Check opening times directly, and use the forecast and regional air report before adding outdoor plans. Keep distances, heat and parking in mind.
Elote Cafe in Sedona, Arizona, serves Mexican cuisine inspired by the markets of Mexico, blending traditional recipes with modern twists and bold flavors. The menu features small plates and larger meals made with…
The Sedona Heritage Museum is located at 735 Jordan Road in Sedona, Arizona, and is situated in the City of Sedona’s Jordan Historical Park, a 4.8 acre oasis in Uptown Sedona. The museum preserves and shares the…
Mountain Trails Galleries is located in the Tlaquepaque shopping complex in Sedona, Arizona, and features a variety of art pieces, including paintings, sculpture, monuments, and jewelry. The gallery represents a range…
Glass art gallery and studio · 1449 West State Route 89A
The Melting Point in Sedona, Arizona, offers classes in glass work, including hot shop, flame shop, and other techniques. People of all ages can participate in these classes, which provide a unique and interactive…
Leave time for a local shop
Save a shop for a second stop or another afternoon.