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OPENING Thursday, SEPTEMBER 13th AT OUR NEW LOCATION!
CINDERELLA'S SEA BY THE FOUNTAIN IN THE CHARMING
CASA BLANCA PLAZA
6062 NORTH ORACLE ROAD AT RUDASILL.
DIRECTIONS:
From Interstate 10, exit at the Miracle Mile exit. Continue East to the stop light at Oracle Road. Turn left, or north and continue several miles up Oracle Road (Past Tucson Mall, past River Road). Continue up Oracle Road to the next stop light which is Rudasill Road). You are here! Casa Blanca Plaza..the beautiful white shopping center with the El Conquistador copper dome.
From North Oracle Road, drive South on Oracle Road, past Ina..Past
Orange Grove. Casa Blanca Plaza is South of Orange Grove just before
Rudasill Road on the East side of Oracle Road.
You are here! Casa Blanca Plaza..the beautiful white shopping center with the El Conquistador copper dome.
Continue to the North end of the center where you will see a gorgeous Spanish Colonial Fountain. This fountain is in the center of the
"Casa Blanca Square". Continue through the square past the fountain heading East. You will see the Cinderlla's Sea signs directing you to the breezeway. We are across from Guiseppe's Italian Restaurant
and kitty-corner to EIleens of Tucson. We shall see you soon:)
There is much history in this Plaza. The gorgeous Spanish Colonial fountain, in the center of the Casa Blanca Square was commissioned by the Genematas family in Guadalajar, Mexico in 1973. The fountain was carved from white volcanic tuff, a native stone of Jalisco by stonecutter, Francisco Lopez. It is a replica of an old fountain found in a
convent patio in Flaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico.
This fountain was dedicated and the water action inaugurated by the reverend Henry J. Miller of St. Odidia's Church . May 2, 1974.
Stop and take a minute to feel the charm of this fountain, I think you will feel the calm. Feel free to take a minute and make a special "wish". It just might come true. Magical!
On the opposite end of the plaza you will see the picuresque done atop the high tower which orginally graced the main building of the famous Tucson landmark, The El Conquistador Hotel, built in 1928 and razed in 1968 to make way for Levy's "EL Con. Made of Arizona copper and weighing approximately one ton, it was placed on its present tower setting at Casa Blanca Plaza on December 23, 1968.
Experience some of the rich history of Tucson and the charm of Old Mexico all in one Plaza. We hope you enjoy your visit and find Casa Blanca Plaza a destination for some of the best shopping and dining in Tucson.
Stepped in history, This Plaza is truly a wonderful treasure and a special
gem of the "Old Pueblo" !
CINDERELLA'S SEA BY THE FOUNTAIN IN THE CHARMING
CASA BLANCA PLAZA
6062 NORTH ORACLE ROAD AT RUDASILL.
DIRECTIONS:
From Interstate 10, exit at the Miracle Mile exit. Continue East to the stop light at Oracle Road. Turn left, or north and continue several miles up Oracle Road (Past Tucson Mall, past River Road). Continue up Oracle Road to the next stop light which is Rudasill Road). You are here! Casa Blanca Plaza..the beautiful white shopping center with the El Conquistador copper dome.
From North Oracle Road, drive South on Oracle Road, past Ina..Past
Orange Grove. Casa Blanca Plaza is South of Orange Grove just before
Rudasill Road on the East side of Oracle Road.
You are here! Casa Blanca Plaza..the beautiful white shopping center with the El Conquistador copper dome.
Continue to the North end of the center where you will see a gorgeous Spanish Colonial Fountain. This fountain is in the center of the
"Casa Blanca Square". Continue through the square past the fountain heading East. You will see the Cinderlla's Sea signs directing you to the breezeway. We are across from Guiseppe's Italian Restaurant
and kitty-corner to EIleens of Tucson. We shall see you soon:)
There is much history in this Plaza. The gorgeous Spanish Colonial fountain, in the center of the Casa Blanca Square was commissioned by the Genematas family in Guadalajar, Mexico in 1973. The fountain was carved from white volcanic tuff, a native stone of Jalisco by stonecutter, Francisco Lopez. It is a replica of an old fountain found in a
convent patio in Flaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico.
This fountain was dedicated and the water action inaugurated by the reverend Henry J. Miller of St. Odidia's Church . May 2, 1974.
Stop and take a minute to feel the charm of this fountain, I think you will feel the calm. Feel free to take a minute and make a special "wish". It just might come true. Magical!
On the opposite end of the plaza you will see the picuresque done atop the high tower which orginally graced the main building of the famous Tucson landmark, The El Conquistador Hotel, built in 1928 and razed in 1968 to make way for Levy's "EL Con. Made of Arizona copper and weighing approximately one ton, it was placed on its present tower setting at Casa Blanca Plaza on December 23, 1968.
Experience some of the rich history of Tucson and the charm of Old Mexico all in one Plaza. We hope you enjoy your visit and find Casa Blanca Plaza a destination for some of the best shopping and dining in Tucson.
Stepped in history, This Plaza is truly a wonderful treasure and a special
gem of the "Old Pueblo" !