Whether you're into Last Supper art as kitsch or legit religious iconography, give this little…read moremuseum a look. Owner EB is very knowledgeable about the origins of the DaVinci painting and the countless copies (or folk-art tributes). It's a wry little gem on the Arizona border, an easy 25-minute drive from tourist-filled Bisbee.

Trisanne and E.B. are both awesome folks and you can't go wrong visiting their museum with such a…read moreunique backstory!

Belle Starr's Sliverado Ranch is located on historic Highway 80 between Bisbee and Douglas,…read moreArizona, right at mile marker 353. I visited the ranch on the suggestion from a friend in California and it was everything I had hoped and dreamed it would be. Silverado Ranch is the brainchild of 83 year old Belle Starr. On the ranch they have almost 40 horses, two dozen donkeys, mules and a massive assortment of birds. The mission of the ranch is to provide a place for the disabled, veterans and touring artists to rest their weary bones and get some therapeutic R&R. As a non-profit it is solely funded by the donations of the kind visitors, the folks who come out to play during the day and other wonderful people from around the world. Silverado has a number of cabins, RV sites with full hookups and more campsites that I can count. Best part is that "Boondockers are welcome" just like the sign says. They do not "charge" to stay on the property but they do have a suggested donation table posted out front. The property has full electric, water, internet, showers, outhouses, laundry facility and more. This is a great place to come rest your traveling bones for a few days or more. Best part is Silverado Ranch offers a number of fun and exciting things to do during the day including guided hikes into the Mule Mountains, horseback riding, buggy rides around the property, rock climbing in the nearby Twin Buttes and much more. They plan to open a 100 yard shooting range by May and a new on-site saloon/social hall at that same time. This is one great place to hang out, have fun and escape city life. I will definitely be coming back regularly. I almost forgot the best part of the whole place, Belle Starr herself, she is an amazing and spunky lady who loves to show the new people around the site and introduce them to all the horses (that she named herself and knows every single one by site). Belle Starr's Silverado, a great place to escape, calm your nerves or explore your "outdoorsy" side.

Cute little curated vintage shop, lots of cool furniture & household items. Repurposed wood &…read morelicense plate boxes, artist shadow box art, jewelry, clothing, cool collection of boots, something for everybody. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. You never know what treasure you'll find. Located across the street from the Dairy Queen, 5 min from old Bisbee. Street and private parking lot on the side of the building.

A must visit place! Super quirky, lots of cool finds, super friendly staff, and something for…read moreeveryone. The place is dog friendly and even has treats to buy. They have everything from clothing, camping, vintage, mid century, kitchen, Native American, gems, and so much more! A true hidden store everyone must stop in and explore. I will definitely be back.

The lady has really cheap stuff in here she makes her own soaps, lip balms and orther cool stuffread more

Nice antique shop. Well organized and displayed and in contrast to other shops in Bisbee, which is…read morewhat makes Bisbee so charming at times. Prices are about what you should expect: reasonable. Staff was not especially friendly or cordial upon entering and really did not make an effort to acknowledge my presense as there was only one other person in the store; but I was here for the vintage merchandise, not the customer service It is always fun to bowse and window shop. The fun things about antuque stores is the unusual, quirky and ever changing inventorty. Worthy of a stop and maybe pick up a treasure for yourself. Rating: 3.9 Stars, what an antuque shop should be and for service.

Great jeweler in Bisbee. Great local connections and craft. Extensive inventory and interesting…read moreconversation on the different pieces. My wife loved the piece I got her...

I took in a ring for resizing and a couple other pieces that needed work. Andrew was able to fix…read morethem for me same day! He was also able to match and replace a missing stone on a brooch for me. His work & communication throughout the entire process was top notch. I'll definitely be back with future repairs and for some of his own creations as well!

I volunteer for the County, and our vehicle's headliner was beginning to show its age. George's…read moreUpholstery did the work. I am so impressed, I am taking my personal vehicle in for its headliner and visors. Sorry, I can't be more specific than that, but I will add more when mine is done!

I have a ranch between Bisbee and Douglas and almost 40 horses to take care of, so finding a…read morequality saddle shop to take care my many needs was very important. Durazo's is a clean, well stocked and well priced store with an attentive and knowledgeable staff. I had an odd request for very large shoes for my Belgian Draft horse and they had no problem special ordering them for me without hesitation. They have a good selection of tack, hats, saddles and even the odd Western knick knack and memorabilia. This is a great store for all you leather needs, saddle needs, tack needs and even a fun place for tourists to pick up some authentic Western keepsakes while passing though Douglas. Highly recommend stopping by.

I had been here over a decade ago and still remembered how good the honey is. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable and helpful; the prices are very reasonable. I love the garlic honey mustard and highly recommend it. You really can't go wrong with any of the flavors though.

When killing the colonies of africanized bees, they apparently spray adhesive so the bees cannot…read morefly! What does that mean for the purity of the honey?! Sounds like a toxic process? As a consumer, it would be nice to have transparency around the process of extraction. There was a weird lingering aftertaste upon trying a sample.