The Hohokam Indians were the first settlers of this charming desert town near Phoenix Arizona, more than 2,000 years ago. Although they did not stay permanently, their spirit remains in the hearts of the people table. There is a calm atmosphere in this city that emanated from the ancient times, but still has the tenacity to carry out for many generations. Mesa, Arizona, was originally named Hayden in the early 1800's, and then the name changed to Zenos in the early 1800's. Mormon pioneers began settling in this community around that time, and eventually changed the name to the Bureau. Mesa is a beautiful place to visit, or even to live. The weather is sunny and bright throughout the year and the economy is strong and secure.

Mesa, the largest city in the United States is determined to keep his Mormon and western heritage alive and well, and prosperity continues to rise up, and its population is growing. And because of its proximity to Phoenix, the abundance of the arts and entertainment available to Mesans is unlimited, not to mention the cultural heritage of this city alone, with the largest arts complex in Arizona. The Mesa Arts Center hosts local and national theater productions and musical concerts and art exhibitions that are of local renown.

Mesa has three campuses of the university, which is reflected in the percentage of young officers who have a bachelor's degree level or higher. The result of the higher education advantage is reflected in the real estate market. Many of Mesa homes on the market are palatial, to say the least. Although there are always more affordable housing options available to those who have not experienced the highest level of education. In this growing mecca of decadence, you can not say that there are no opportunities to as many of those who seek them, from all walks of life.

In terms of travel opportunities go, Mesa has a variety of services. Your choice of restaurants will overwhelm you with all the options they have to offer, everything from fast food to the best restaurants in the U.S. and ethnic food group in the world. There are numerous parks and sports facilities of high-end golf courses and a variety of special events including Chicago Cubs spring training baseball experience.

For nature lovers, Mesa offers desert jeep tours, hiking trails, horseback riding, climbing in the mountains of superstition, and the famous Lost Dutchman gold mine with many adventures to be had, and four lakes with excellent fishing and boating. Tonto National Forest is here too, which is an adventure in itself.

So next time you're ready for adventure and do not know where to go, think a little in Mesa, Arizona. Here are the advantages of a big city, close to the wonders of nature. There is something for everyone here, from all walks of life. And if you can not get enough of this gem in the desert, then you might consider moving here!