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The 2025 Santa Fe Visitors Guide is complete with handy links to museums, businesses, shops, restaurants, and more! Click here to view the digital edition of the 2025 Guide or scroll to view.

Plan a day trip from Santa Fe to visit traditional Pueblos, old mining towns revived by artists, high mountain Spanish Colonial villages, and New Mexico wineries. Our itineraries are full of unique experiences!

Santa Fe's beautiful surroundings are perfect for hiking, skiing and other outdoor recreation. For a solid orientation in history or a glimpse into our storied past, sign up for a guided tour of Santa Fe.

You'll get a great overview of Santa Fe's history, culture, and architecture as you navigate the winding streets in and around the downtown Plaza with a knowledgeable guide sharing stories about the famous buildings, the significant events, and the colorful people of Santa Fe's past who helped shape this dynamic city.

Santa Fe is 400+ years of cultural fusion with echoes of the past alive in the present. While history is an ever-powerful presence, there is also a thriving contemporary and progressive sophistication. Santa Fe is stimulating yet relaxing, playful but educational, centuries old with modern touches.

Located in the southern Rocky Mountain chain at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Santa Fe is a semiarid climate at the crossroads of grass and shrub lands, piñon-juniper woodlands, and 1.6 million acres of high mountain coniferous national forest.

Get the most out of your visit to Santa Fe with a planned itinerary! Whether you are visiting The City Different for a few days, over a weekend, or for an entire week, you’ll want to be sure you not only have the authentic experiences you hope for, but that you are being efficient with your time, leaving just the right amount of room for ...

The LGBTQ+ Santa Fe Walking Tour explore Santa Fe’s extensive LGBTQ+ history, covering prominent activists, artists, the Catholic Church, gay bars, and government. Bookended by lesbian activist and educator Nina Otero-Warrena and gay poet Witter Bynner, the tour begins at the historic Santa Fe Plaza, home to Santa Fe Pride since 1988, and ...

Fascinating New Mexico Excursions. Northern New Mexico is filled with fascinating and fun places to explore. Browse the list below for places to visit near Santa Fe, including local wineries, fiber artists' studios, historic mining towns, and a national wildlife reserve.