Travel Guide Bisbee

Bisbee is a place apart, so different from the rest of the United States. Even if the place is a bit dead, it has a singular atmosphere, an irresistible charm, often immortalized in movies. This former mining town has kept a wild and unusual character. Associated with its Victorian architecture - and of the 1930s - its sloping streets, tortuous and too narrow for cars, give it a European air, especially Mediterranean. A striking resemblance as soon as you take one of the staircases that lead to the heights of the city, where you move between small gardens with colorful mosaics, unique, whose layout is sometimes made of artistic bric-a-brac.Moreover, it is to the settlement of a hipster population that Bisbee owes its pretty galleries and its tea and coffee rooms that could not be cuter. It's a place full of good vibes, where one feels good: the visitor with time will put down his bags for a few days to immerse himself in a bubble conducive to reading, quietude and wandering.