As a city that claims the Santa Fe Margarita Trail, we have a lot of knowledge about, not only that buzz in your margarita, but the margarita itself! Both have a long and somewhat disputed history, however there are four pieces of the tales on which we can all agree: 1. Tequila is distilled…
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Santa Fe is one of America's most popular foodie destinations because, just as the culturally diverse landscape offers a variety of options for exploration and adventure, there are worlds of culinary culture to delve into as well. Traditional Pueblo blue corn piki breadmaking Many of the…
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Reawaken your soul in Santa Fe, New Mexico. With 320+ days of sunshine, enchanting forests, award-winning cuisine, 250 galleries, and an array of museums and immersive art experiences, as well as a emphasis on self-care and relaxation, there’s no better place to reinvigorate your senses and…
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Who doesn’t love a Happy Hour? A dedicated time to score incredible values on food and drinks and the opportunity to sit among a boisterous mix of visitors and locals is always a treat. Our lengthy roundup of happy haunts, listed alphabetically, range from casual to fancy, each offering a great…
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No matter the season, there is always great energy in the air at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market. However, summer and early fall promise a very exciting time. The Market is a sensory explosion of color, scent, flavor, music, and downright pride in community. It's truly an adventure with a cross section…
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Santa Fe fully earns its nickname of The City Different—there’s really nowhere else like it, whether you’re talking about the world-class art, the cuisine, or simply the one-of-a-kind architecture. There’s more to explore here than you could possibly fit into a single trip. But if you’re on the…
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Local author Tantri Wija shared her ideas on "How To Spend a Perfect 48 Hours in Santa Fe, NM" through Matador Network. Santa Fe is the nation’s oldest capital city, and probably its most unique. This is a land of red and green chile, jaw-dropping sunsets, and adobe-everything. It’s a cultural…
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Why is Spring the best time to visit Santa Fe? Spring is quieter than the summer, and yet not as quiet as winter. The locals are thrilled to welcome you into their galleries, retail shops, and restaurants, in part because they have just emerged from a slower season and they are rejuvenated! Also…
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Note: This blog was written by author Sarah Osman for Matador Network in paid partnership with TOURISM Santa Fe. Updated February 2023. Santa Fe has always lived up to its nickname, “The City Different.” The nation’s oldest capital is filled with history, art, museums, and some of the best food…
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Santa Fe nicknamed itself The City Different in the early 1900s, fully aware and proud of its uniqueness, but its story stretches back to the 1600s, giving this Southwestern hub multiple centuries to grow into its imaginative, artistic self. Today, The City Different continues to be proud—of…
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