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Workation in Tucson: the essentials
Mountain ranges and saguaro forests surround Tucson, Arizona's second city with about 540,000 residents, in the Sonoran Desert roughly 100 km north of the Mexican border. The University of Arizona shapes the area around Fourth Avenue and downtown, linked by a streetcar and the only really walkable parts. Sonoran-Mexican cooking earned the city a UNESCO City of Gastronomy title, and Saguaro National Park lies on both its eastern and western edges. Coworking spaces exist, but most errands need a car. Summers are extremely hot and bring monsoon storms, so October to April is the comfortable season. Arizona skips daylight saving time, which shifts the offset to Europe twice a year. Tucson International Airport is about 12 km from the centre.
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Tucson has a small, relaxed coworking scene with spaces such as Connect Coworking and Spoke6 downtown. Day passes are common and prices sit below major US metros. The university supports many cafés with Wi-Fi, and summers are extremely hot.
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