Each year, thousands flock to New Mexico to visit our southern neighbors and experience the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. This phenomenon in its 51st year, October 7–15, 2023, is the largest ballooning event on earth, the most photographed event on earth, and the largest annual…
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Santa Fe is a favorite hiking destination for visitors to New Mexico and for good reason! Nestled at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the area has accessible all-season terrain, beautiful views, and varied routes to suit people of all ages…
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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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The City Different is home to countless world-class museums and galleries, longstanding art festivals and markets, distinct and iconic Pueblo Revival architecture, award-winning restaurants and chefs, and there’s plenty of high-adventure outdoor fun for adults accessible from The City…
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Hikers have long known the joys of exploring the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Santa Fe’s other scenic surroundings, and many reference the trail guide on Santa Fe Conservation Trust for inspiration. In recent years, Santa Fe's reputation as a mecca for mountain bikers has taken off. The…
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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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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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Christmas and New Year’s Eve may be over but Santa Fe’s winter wonderland is still going strong in The City Different. Just a gaze to the east and you will see the Sangre de Cristo Mountain’s gorgeous snowcap! Here are 6 happenings you’ll want to take advantage of while you visit our historic city…
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Welcome to the new year and all that Santa Fe has to offer —world-class cuisine, extraordinary visual and performing arts, access to the great outdoors, a 413-year-old history as the oldest state capital in the country, built on Native American Tewa land, still referred to as Ogha Po’oge (Tewa for…
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