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NEW MEXICO GEMS: 12 WAYS TO ENJOY SANTA FE AND ALBUQUERQUE, DESTINATIONS UNLIKE
ANY OTHERS
by Lisa Mowry March 23, 2023
March 23, 2023
An Apache Spirit Dancer in front of the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture in Santa
Fe. (Photo courtesy of Tourism Santa Fe)
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The otherworldly charms of New Mexico are enchanting at every turn. Vast
stretches of desert and mountains hint at centuries of life that came before us,
and the pueblo-style architecture and multi-cultural arts scene immerse you in
other cultures.
Where else can you hike for petroglyphs, travel from 70 to 30 degrees in a span
of 15 minutes, view mind-blowing art, and shop for “Breaking Bad” merch in the
same day? Not to mention savoring the beloved green and red chiles and a
margarita.
The area is so easy to explore that our group had 20-some experiences over four
days and I’m already looking forward to a return trip.
A neighborhood in Albuquerque. (Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com)
A few fun facts: These cities are high in elevation, with Santa Fe topping out
at 7,000 feet and Albuquerque at 5,300 so, make sure to allow time to adjust to
the climate, and watch the tequila consumption.
Most days are sunny. Red and green chiles are a base for so many dishes, and if
you’re ever asked whether you want red or green chile sauce, feel free to
respond “Christmas,” which means a mix of red and green.
You’ll learn a lot on a visit to either of these places; both cities reflect a
mix of Native American, Hispanic, Mexican and Anglo cultures in a way few other
cities can offer.
Here are a dozen ways to jump into this wonderful western experience.
See our related story: Mother-Daughter Weekend to New Mexico at Tamaya Resort
ALBUQUERQUE
Hotel Chaco, a few blocks from Old Town and the Sawmill district, offers the
authenticity you want in a place to stay. The architecture from award-winning
firm Gensler helps tell the story of design in the area, through masonry walls,
wood accents, and art that’s reflective of the region. The lobby always has
visitors looking up and around to take it all in. (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
• Explore Old Town.
Many journeys to New Mexico begin with a flight into Albuquerque’s airport, so
this metropolitan city is an ideal first stop. Head to Old Town, a hub of
history, culture, good food and some quirky activities.
We checked into Hotel Chaco, a AAA 4-Diamond property full of architectural
wonders and local art. It’s across the street from the area’s first food hall,
Sawmill Market, and a few blocks from charming Old Town.
Old Town was settled in the early 1700s by a group of Spanish families.
Adobe-style architecture and colorful doors define this quintessential New
Mexico area. The walkable area is a must-do for any visitors to Albuquerque.
(Photo by Lisa Mowry)
Shops, restaurants, street musicians, and historic buildings are situated around
a square and side streets in the Old Town area, all in an unmistakable New
Mexico architecture.
Albuquerque excels at the quirky, and a prime example is this small but
fascinating museum. The Rattlesnake Museum & Gift Shop has live specimens of
snakes (safely behind glass!), pop culture references to snakes, and all sorts
of biological info about the area. (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
Have breakfast at Blackbird Café, tucked into a courtyard with a fountain and
colorful tiles all around. Albuquerque Museum in Old Town features exhibits that
celebrate indigenous cultures and contemporary art coming out of New Mexico; its
first-rate gift shop is a good stop for souvenirs.
Petroglyphs—carvings found on rocks from a variety of past cultures—are
available to see on several hikes around Albuquerque. The Rinconada Canyon Trail
is a two-mile easy hike through one of the sites.
• See ancient art.
More than 20,000 images – some mysterious, some recognizable – are carved into
stone at the Petroglyph National Monument. It’s close enough to Albuquerque to
keep you in the general area, but the two-mile walk along Rinconada Canyon Trail
feels like you’re farther out of town.
The path leads you through hilly areas covered in volcanic rock, desert plants,
fascinating vistas, with well-marked signs and information about what to look
for.
The Sandia tramway takes visitors high above Albuquerque for a thrill ride and
amazing views. (Photo by Dirt Road Travels/Visit Albuquerque)
• Soar to 10,000 feet above sea level.
The Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway is the number one attraction on Tripadvisor for
New Mexico, and it’s easy to see why. Riders check in to the visitors center in
its desert setting, board the tramway and experience a 15-minute semi-harrowing
ride, traveling above acres of city and mountains as the topography changes. The
10,378-foot peak is surrounded by rocky crevices, snow-topped ski areas, and a
stunning vista of the city.
Calling all “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul” fans! See Albuquerque through
the eyes of film buffs who bought a replica RV and take you to the BB/BCS hot
spots in a tricked-out meth lab RV. You even get a snack at Los Pollos Hermanos
(now operating as Twisters). (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
• Enter “Breaking Bad” territory.
Fans of “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul” know that the action took place in
Albuquerque, so what better way to see the city than through an official
“Breaking Bad” TV Tour?
For three crazy hours, you can tour in a replica RV just like Walt and Jesse
had, and tour filming sites from around the city such as Los Pollos Hermanos,
Jesse’s and Walt’s house, various nefarious places of drug business and the car
wash. You end the tour at the official “Breaking Bad” store and museum in Old
Town, full of memorabilia and photo opps that will please all BB/BCS fans.
Blue-plate specials and the best milkshakes around are what you’ll want to eat
at 66 Diner, but the retro interiors and Art Déco exteriors at this stop along
famed Route 66 also make it a must-see. (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
• Explore Route 66.
The 66 Diner along historic Route 66 offers a step back in time at this one-time
Phillips 66 station that’s now a diner, full of all the good nostalgia feels
(and food). Vinyl booths, a vintage jukebox, plenty of ‘50s memorabilia, and
workers dressed of the era are part of the treat. Make sure to get a milkshake.
SANTA FE
• Drive the turquoise trail.
Head up to Santa Fe, but skip the highway and traverse the rugged, off-beat
sights found along Highway 14, aka the Turquoise Trail. This 50-mile stretch
links Albuquerque and Santa Fe, offers beautiful vistas of central New Mexico,
and also passes by the artsy town of Madrid, well worth a stop.
The most photographed hotel in Santa Fe is easily the Inn and Spa at Loretto, a
luxury destination celebrating the pueblo-style architecture that defines New
Mexico. The 136 guest rooms and cozy lobby, restaurants, and shops make it the
kind of place where you don’t even have to leave to feel the Santa Fe vibe.
(Photo by Lisa Mowry)
• Savor an inn and historic chapel in the heart of Santa Fe.
The pueblo-style architecture of the Inn and Spa at Loretto will win your heart
– and if budget allows, ask for a suite that comes with a wood-burning fireplace
and balcony for an extra treat.
The inn is ideally situated among all the sites of Santa Fe, including the
beautiful Loretto Chapel next door. It’s a spacious, friendly hotel with lots of
areas in the building to explore.
Canyon Road is a marvelous testament to creativity with its 100+ art
galleries—some fine art, some folk art—found on one street in the heart of
downtown Santa Fe. (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
• Browse for art, visit a museum.
Santa Fe is an art lover’s paradise, and certainly the epicenter of southwestern
arts culture. Canyon Road includes a half-mile of adobe-style art galleries –
more than a hundred – representing a variety of art styles and budgets, so make
sure to browse this fascinating street.
The Georgia O’Keeffe museum takes a look at her art journey over a span of
decades. (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum pays tribute to one of the art world’s leading women
artists, while the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture goes deeper into the
perspectives and creations of indigenous peoples of the southwest. But that’s
not all…the Railyard Arts District is a newer section with warehouse-sized
galleries full of thought-provoking art – some of our favorites in the city.
The Santa Fe Margarita Trail passport suggests 40 specialty margaritas spread
out over town, including the Swirl shown here—a mix of margarita and
sangria—found at Tomasita’s near the Railyard. (Photo by Lisa Mowry)
• Have a margarita and dive into southwestern cuisine.
The Santa Fe Margarita Trail is a passbook that illustrates the many varieties
of margaritas around town, where to find them, and even gives you a $1 discount
on each one.
• Indulge in local cuisine.
A good place to start is Café Pasqual’s (so good we went twice on our trip),
where the locals head for breakfast, lunch and dinner, sampling specialties such
as Mole chicken enchiladas, Catalan stew and plantain chips with avocado sauce.
Join a group at the communal table like we did, and make new friends.
Meow Wolf is a popular, trippy attraction in Santa Fe. (Photo courtesy of Meow
Wolf)
• Experience Meow Wolf.
Yes, maybe Meow Wolf could be included in the art category, but it goes beyond
art as a sensory activity like no other. The 70 rooms in the House of Eternal
Return (the title for Santa Fe’s version, which is the original) are somewhat
like a haunted house-within-an-art-warehouse vibe.
The whole family can go since it’s all-ages, although prepare to get lost from
your peeps, since there are secret portals and doors that lead to areas you had
no idea existed…and once you’re there, it’s a cacophony of sound, video,
interactive objects, and so much to look at.
Make a reservation in advance because it’s popular. You’d hate to come home and
have your friends say, “What?! You didn’t go to Meow Wolf?”
For more information, Visitalbuquerque.org, Santafe.org
– Lisa Mowry
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