Heritage and Science Park - Free Audio Guide

Heritage and Science Park in downtown Phoenix is a paired historic district and cultural campus that preserves late‑19th‑century Victorian architecture while presenting interactive science exhibits. The site’s centerpiece is the restored Rosson House Museum, surrounded by a cluster of preserved period buildings and interpretive displays that illustrate Phoenix’s early urban development, community life, and architectural heritage. An adjacent science center offers hands‑on exhibitions and educational programming that link regional history with contemporary science and technology. Together the park functions as a focal point for cultural heritage, public education, and community gatherings, reflecting the city’s historical roots and civic identity. The park is open year‑round with varying hours; some indoor attractions charge modest admission while outdoor areas are generally free. Facilities and exhibits include accessible routes and accommodations to support visitors with mobility and sensory needs.