Things To Do In Santa Fe

Santa Fe is unlike other cities in the United States. It has a long history, having been founded by Spanish settlers in 1610. This makes it the oldest state capital in the United States. The first thing many visitors notice is Santa Fe's Pueblo Revival and Territorial Revival architectures which is mandated by city ordinance. Aside from its unique architecture, Santa Fe has much to offer visitors. We recommend visiting the TOURISM Santa Fe website for more information, but this page lists some things visitors can do in and around Santa Fe.

Some tourist maps may help:

Contents

  1. Restaurants
  2. Museums, Galleries, and Art Attractions
  3. Historic Sites & Parks
  4. More

Restaurants

Santa Fe has a large number of restaurants per capita. We have James Beard Award winning chefs and a number of well-published and experience chefs as well. Below is a short list of restaurants to try while in Santa Fe:

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Museums, Galleries, and Art Attractions

Art is important to Santa Fe. There are many art galleries and art attractions in the city. Below is a short list.

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Historic Sites and Parks

Santa Fe has a lot of nature and history. Here are some of monuments, ruins, and history museums available:

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More

We cannot list everything one can do in Santa Fe in one web page. There is too much. Check out the TOURISM Santa Fe website for more information. Here are some selected activities:

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