Very beautiful video made me feel as if im there! Thank you for making this video because i would like to move there and this video gives me an excellent visual of what the city looks like.
I was there in Phoenix couple times this same year...the first time in April and the second in August...i stayed in EZ 8 Motel 7th street...and i loved Phoenix too much...thank you for sharing...
@@fbksfrank4 some days were too hot 122° F...but everything was nice...!!but the Motel is great with a pool and rooms with super powerful air conditioning...Interestingly the city is similar to Seville in Spain, both the buildings and the heat in summer
Hotel San Carlos is famous for many celebs like Marilyn Monroe, Humphrey Bogart, President Kennedy, so many more film, music, and political figures. If you look on the sidewalk around the Hotel, you will see some stars below as you walk of famous people that stayed there but is much more that wasn't added to sidewalk. Maybe they ran outta room haha. As well, is a haunted Hotel on various floors and rooms. The Hotel was almost around the time when Arizona became a state of America. They are many other places in the city that have hauntings as well, like the Herberger Theater, Orpheum Theatre, white catholic church, old courthouse, old houses and business building that have been abandoned or renovated to a home or another business, so much more. A lot of culture and history in Phoenix, not really a diverse city. It is mainly Mexican/latino and native American peoples. Since Phoenix has grown year after year more coming from other states it has started tp grow in diversity and still continues till today. As more skyscrapers are being built, Downtown Phoenix is beginning to expand both North, South, East, and West. I estimate by 2050 this will be a very Large city with a combo of Vegas, LA, Chicago combined into one package.
It’s already a very large city with most, if not all of those amenities as your aforementioned cities. It’s the fifth largest city proper in the U.S. at 1.7 million. It’s the 10th largest metropolitan area in the U.S. with over 5 million. The growth rate is exponential, and is really only beaten out by cities in Texas.
