Florence

Since 1866, the Florence business district has been located on Main Street and to this day downtown remains much as it must have been in the 1800s.  Both visitors and residents appreciate the community's rich history, diverse culture and fascinating attractions which offers the convenience and lifestyle available in a small western community. 

The year round sunshine and ideal climate has made it a perfect place for young and old alike and those seeking the warm, clean air of the Sonoran desert.  A natural scenic location, a rich Wild West heritage and in a position for large growth and development, historic Florence welcomes all visitors. Whether you drop by for a day or a weekend or make Florence your home, the door to Florence hospitality is always open.

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For Visitors Information:

291 N. Bailey Street  PO Box 2471,

Florence, Arizona 85132

866-977-4496

Visit the Official Florence Website

  • County: Pinal
  • Year of Incorporation: 1908
  • Elevation: 1,492
  • Population: 9,500

Florence Attractions

From walking down Main Street to riding ATV's in Box Canyon to horseback riding in the Sonoran Desert, Florence is a beautiful place to discover.  Florence is home to many interesting sites such as the McFarland State Park, Pinal County Courthouse, Pinal County Historical Museum, and a quaint historic downtown. 

Not to mention over 100 buildings listed on the National Historic register.  There are several special events that occur in Florence every year.  Among the events are the Country Thunder U.S.A. music festival, Tour of Historic Florence, Florence Multicultural Festival, MS Round Up Ride, and the world’s oldest children’s rodeo, the FlorenceJunior Parada.  With plenty of outdoor activities, beautiful weather and a historic Main Street, Florence is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

Things to Do in Florence

Florence History & Culture

Florence is proud of its history and the designation of the old town as a National Historic District. Over 100 buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic places and the town strives to strike a balance between preserving the past and preparing for the future. Throughout its history, Florence’s architecture evolved from rustic Sonoran adobe brick buildings to the Modern Movement.

Florence is noted for its collection of adobe buildings, the earliest dating back to 1868. All of the architectural styles that existed in Territorial Arizona can be found along the streets of Florence today. The most spectacular landmark in Florence is the 1891 Pinal County Courthouse.  The 1891 Courthouse is an excellent example of American Victorian architecture which reflected the County Supervisors' commitment to continued growth and prosperity in Pinal County.

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