Santa Fe's rich history, heritage, arts, culture, natural beauty, and 300 days of sun filled skies make this city a world renowned destination!
Santa Fe... Native American culture.
• Eight Native American Pueblos are located near Santa Fe. Visit the Taos Pueblo, which has been continuously inhabited for close to 1,000 years.
• El Santuario de Chimayo is steeped in religious history and is famous for its remarkable reputation for miracles.
• Visit Bandelier National Monument and enjoy cave dwellings among the sheerwalled canyons, great hiking trails, breath-taking waterfalls, and spectacular scenery.
Santa Fe... art is everywhere.
• One of the world's major art centers, Santa Fe offers a visual feast for art lovers.
• The museums of Santa Fe are like no others - from Indian Art and Culture to Georgia O'Keeffe, there is something for all interests.
• Stroll down Canyon Road, a winding, picturesque mecca of galleries, where you'll meet local artists at the famous Friday evening gallery openings.
• Visit Shidoni, a bronze art foundry, glass blowing studio and gallery. Stroll through their magnificent eight acres of sculpture gardens.
Santa Fe... an adventure for everyone.
• Take a historic Walking Tour through the oldest capital city in the U.S. and learn about its unique pueblo style architecture. This leisurely stroll takes you through the narrow streets of town, where you will experience first hand the impact of the beauty, history, art, and culture that is uniquely Santa Fe.
• Visit 10,000 Waves, a premier day spa, where you can enjoy the scenic mountain vistas from the serenity of your own hot tub. The spa offers a full array of services in a peaceful Japanese environment.
• Take a horseback ride through scenic trails where you can really let your inner cowboy out! View extraordinary scenic hills and high desert with Broken Saddle Riding Company in Cerrillos where your smooth-gaited horse will guide you.
Santa Fe… dining as a culinary art.
• Santa Fe's culinary flavors reflect its rich cultural history, and the traditions of people whose roots stretch back to the sixteenth century. From the traditional red and green chilies, tomatillos, burritos, and huevos rancheros, to Cowboy-influenced steak houses, global fusion and good old fashioned diners, Santa Fe's 200 eateries will please even the most finicky palate.
Santa Fe… unique shopping experiences.
• The historic downtown Plaza is a hub of activity. You'll find Native American vendors selling their wares in front of the Palace of the Governors.
• In the former ghost town of Madrid, you will find a range of items from rare Native American jewelry and pottery to classic Wild West wear.
• Check out the Indian flea market where vendors offer a variety of wares.
• Specialty boutiques offer fine apparel featuring locally inspired styles.
