O.K. Corral
The site of the most famous gunfight in Wild West history. See daily reenactments of the 1881 shootout between the Earps and the Cowboys.
- Find it
- 326 E. Allen Street
- Call
- (520) 457-3456
- Shows
- 11am · 1pm · 3pm daily
Tombstone offers a wealth of historic attractions, museums, tours, and entertainment for visitors of all ages. From the world-famous O.K. Corral to underground mine tours, there’s something for everyone in this legendary Wild West town.
Chapter I · Must-See
Historic Sites
The most famous landmarks from Tombstone’s Wild West past
Bird Cage Theatre
The wildest nightspot in the West operated 24/7 for 8 years. See the original bird cages, bullet holes, and haunted artifacts. Ghost tours available!
- Find it
- 535 E. Allen Street
- Call
- (520) 457-3421
- Hours
- Daily 9am – 6pm
Boot Hill Cemetery
The final resting place of over 250 Tombstone residents, including Billy Clanton and the McLaury brothers killed at the O.K. Corral.
- Find it
- Hwy 80, NW of town
- Getting there
- 5 min drive
- Hours
- Daily 8am – dusk
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
Beautiful 1882 Victorian courthouse with exhibits on Tombstone’s history, including the legal proceedings after the O.K. Corral gunfight.
- Find it
- 223 E. Toughnut Street
- Call
- (520) 457-3311
- Hours
- Daily 9am – 5pm
Chapter II · Learn
Museums & Exhibits
Discover the rich history of Tombstone through fascinating exhibits
Tombstone Epitaph Museum
The historic newspaper office founded in 1880. See antique printing presses and learn how news was reported in the Wild West.
- Find it
- 117 S. 5th Street
- Of note
- Still published today
Tombstone Historama
A multimedia presentation telling the complete story of Tombstone from silver discovery to the present day. Located at the O.K. Corral.
- Find it
- 326 E. Allen Street
- Runtime
- 25-minute show
Rose Tree Museum
Home to the World’s Largest Rose Bush! This 1885 boarding house features historic artifacts and a gift shop. The rose bush covers 8,000 sq ft!
- Find it
- 118 S. 4th Street
- Best blooms
- April – May
Chapter III · Fun
Entertainment
Experience the Wild West come alive!
Old Tombstone Western Theme Park
Experience gunfight shows, comedy shows, and the Western Music Hall of Fame. Multiple daily shows with different themes.
- Find it
- 3rd & Allen Streets
- Shows
- Multiple daily
Helldorado Town & Gunfight Shows
Authentic Wild West gunfight shows and stunt performances. Great photo opportunities and family fun!
- Find it
- Allen Street
- Shows
- Daily
Big Iron at the Crystal Palace
Live Western performances, music, and entertainment at the historic Crystal Palace Saloon location.
- Find it
- 3rd & Allen Streets
- Shows
- Live performances
Chapter IV · Explore
Tours
Guided adventures through Tombstone’s history
Good Enough Mine Tour
Descend into Tombstone’s original silver mine! See authentic mine shafts, learn about 1880s mining technology, and experience life underground.
- Find it
- 410 E. Toughnut Street
- Length
- 45–60 minute tour
Stagecoach Rides
Ride in an authentic horse-drawn stagecoach through the streets of Tombstone just like they did in the 1880s!
- Find it
- Allen Street
- Tickets
- Sold on site
Tombstone Trolley Tour
Narrated tram tour covering all of Tombstone’s historic sites with fascinating stories and history. Perfect overview of the town!
- Find it
- Allen Street
- Length
- 25-minute tour
Ghost Tours
Explore Tombstone’s haunted history after dark! Visit the Bird Cage Theatre and other paranormal hotspots.
- Find it
- Bird Cage Theatre
- When
- Evening tours
Chapter V · Wet Your Whistle
Historic Saloons & Dining
Experience authentic Old West watering holes
Big Nose Kate’s Saloon
Named after Doc Holliday’s companion, this historic saloon offers food, drinks, and live entertainment in an authentic Wild West atmosphere.
- Find it
- 419 E. Allen Street
- Fare
- Full menu
Crystal Palace Saloon
Beautifully restored 1879 saloon with the original bar. Famous whiskey tasting bar and full menu. A must-visit!
- Find it
- 324 E. Allen Street
- Of note
- Whiskey tasting bar
The Oriental Saloon
Historic saloon where Doc Holliday once dealt cards. Features a museum room, full bar, and artifacts from Tombstone’s heyday.
- Find it
- 519 E. Allen Street
- Of note
- Doc Holliday’s tables
Chapter VI · Explore on Foot
Walking Tour from San Jose House
All major attractions are within easy walking distance of our property
1
San Jose House
Your home base — the first boarding house in Tombstone, built in 1879. Start your walking tour right from the front door!
2
O.K. Corral
Site of the legendary 1881 gunfight. Daily reenactments at 11am, 1pm, and 3pm.
3
Bird Cage Theatre
The wildest nightspot in the Old West. See original bullet holes, bird cages, and haunted artifacts.
4
Crystal Palace Saloon
Beautifully restored 1879 saloon with the original bar. Famous whiskey tasting and full menu.
5
Tombstone Courthouse
1882 Victorian courthouse with exhibits on Tombstone’s legal history and the O.K. Corral aftermath.
6
Boot Hill Cemetery
Final resting place of over 250 Tombstone residents. A short drive northwest of town on Hwy 80.
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History of Tombstone
From Ed Schieffelin’s silver discovery to the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral — explore the full story of how Tombstone became the most famous town in the Wild West.
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