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Scottsdale Fashion Square
- The Fashion Square shopping mall is the Southwest’s distinctive address for premier shopping, dining and entertainment. Fashion Square offers a collection of more the 225 retailers including Dillard’s, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, as well as scores of prestigious stores located nowhere else in Arizona.
Entertainment District
- After a full day of shopping, this area is the perfect place to relax and unwind over a great meal. Dining alternatives are varied here, ranging from the exotic to the traditional. As evidenced by its name, the entertainment district also features a broad array of nightclubs, offering those residents and visitors with an abundance of energy numerous opportunities to extend their fun well into the evening.
5th Avenue Boutiques
- The original arts and crafts area in Scottsdale, 5th Avenue is home to the famous Bob Parks Horse Fountain. The allure of 5th Avenue encompasses specialty shops and boutiques, featuring fashion, fine jewelry, and one-of-a-kind merchandise. In addition, this historic area features cafés and restaurants with outdoor dining.
Brown & Stetson Businesses
- When you’re looking to take care of business in Downtown Scottsdale, look no further than the Brown & Stetson district. Featuring an enclave of established businesses, this area provides a full complement of professional and personal services interspersed with unique shops and restaurants, as well as quality hotels.
Scottsdale Arts District
- Over 100 galleries offering art from around the world. This area extends from just west of Scottsdale Road to 70th Street and north along Marshall Way to Fifth Ave. This area sustains and advances the artistic heritage of Scottsdale through an eclectic blend of contemporary and southwestern art galleries, fine dining, upscale salons and an array of unique retail businesses.
Old Town Scottsdale
- Located in the heart of Downtown, Old Town embodies Scottsdale’s historic legacy as “The West’s Most Western Town”. Old west and territorial architectural character, a working livery stable, popular restaurants and quaint shops selling western goods, Native American crafts and Southwestern artifacts contribute to this area’s distinctive frontier town charm, making it a major draw for Downtown Scottsdale tourists.
Scottsdale Waterfront
- The 1.1 million-square-foot Waterfront project includes restaurants, cafes, a bookstore, clothiers, and an assortment of unique stores that cater to culinary supplies, special events planning and unique gift items. Includes one eight-story and 2 thirteen-story residential buildings north of the Arizona Canal. Waterfront is home to the Fiesta Bowl Headquarters and Museum. Five acres along the north side of the canal features pedestrian friendly paths, fountains, an amphitheater and public art.
Southbridge
- The newest addition to this area, this multi-use project spans the southern side of the canal that bisects Downtown. With easy access from the Marshall Way bridge or from the Fifth Avenue area, this project includes a unique collection of cafes, restaurants, upscale retail and a wide variety of one-of-a-kind shops. SouthBridge includes an underground public parking facility for easy access to this area.

Directions to Downtown

Downtown Scottsdale is easily accessible from Loop 101 or Loop 202 and from the local streets Scottsdale Road, Indian School Road or Camelback Road.

From Loop 101, exit Indian School Road and travel West to Scottsdale Road approximately 2 miles.

From 202, exit Scottsdale Road and travel North into Downtown approximately 4 miles.

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