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Pick a starting point, park once, and walk. Old Town is easiest on foot, and the group can stop for a drink or a gallery visit as it goes. Plan the return drive to North Scottsdale before you set off.
Old Town Scottsdale is the walkable heart of the city. Galleries, shops and restaurants sit close together, and the evenings are lively. For a group, it is best treated as a slow walk with dinner, rather than a shopping trip with a tight schedule.
Back to the estatePick a starting point, park once, and walk. Old Town is easiest on foot, and the group can stop for a drink or a gallery visit as it goes. Plan the return drive to North Scottsdale before you set off.
Several of the restaurants in our restaurant guide are in Old Town. For a group, book ahead, and ask about private tables or a set menu. Book the dinner time first, then plan the walk around it.
Old Town is at its liveliest after dark. For more on the evening options, see things to do in Scottsdale at night. Quiet hours apply at the house, so plan the late part of the night with that in mind.
Yes. The main streets are close together, so the group can park once and walk.
Early evening is calm and comfortable. Weekends and peak season are busier.
Yes, for a slow walk and an early dinner. Plan the timing around the children and older guests.
Restaurant details are in the restaurant guide. Check opening hours before you visit.
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