Glendale, Arizona
Glendale is located in the northwest part of the Phoenix metro area, about 20–25 minutes from Phoenix and roughly 30 minutes from Scottsdale. Known for its sports venues, entertainment districts, and growing retail scene, it offers a more active, event-driven environment while staying well connected to the rest of the Valley.
The area blends established neighborhoods with newer developments, especially around its major stadium and shopping zones. It’s a place where game days, concerts, and large events shape the rhythm, balanced by quieter pockets and everyday convenience.
Why Choose Glendale for Your Next Visit?
Glendale stands out for travelers who want to be close to major events and entertainment without staying in the center of Phoenix.
- Home to major sports and entertainment venues
- Access to large shopping and dining districts
- Well-connected to Phoenix and the surrounding areas
- A mix of lively zones and quieter residential areas
Nearby Attractions & Areas
Glendale’s location makes it easy to explore both entertainment hubs and nearby cities:
- State Farm Stadium (within Glendale)
A major venue for NFL games, concerts, and large-scale events. - Westgate Entertainment District (within Glendale)
A central hub for dining, nightlife, shopping, and live events. - Phoenix (20–25 minutes)
The region’s main hub for culture, dining, and broader city experiences. - Scottsdale (30 minutes)
Known for golf courses, upscale dining, and a vibrant Old Town scene. - Mesa (35–40 minutes)
Offers access to outdoor areas, parks, and a quieter setting.