The 1929 Pima County Courthouse is one of the most photographed buildings in Tucson — a pink-stuccoed, tile-domed Spanish Colonial Revival pile in the centre of downtown. The bright blue and yellow ceramic-tiled dome and the inner courtyard are a striking mix of Moorish, Mexican, and Mission revival influences.
It no longer functions as the main courthouse, instead housing the visitor centre, a small history museum, and the Janos Wilder restaurant on the south side. Free to wander in during business hours.