Mini travel guides on where to go and what to eat and drink in Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Northern New Mexico!
If you’re an art aficionado, then Santa Fe has a wealth of options for you, from hole in the wall galleries to bustling outdoor events. Drawing huge crowds of locals and tourists alike, these markets are famed for their wide variety and authentic flair.
Read MoreWhile July and August often see more visitors, June is a great time to visit Santa Fe! With the monsoon season still a few weeks away, however, northern New Mexico is often still warm, sunny, and dry. Despite the heat, Santa Fe still has a ton to offer. Here are our recommendations to stay cool and make the most of Santa Fe in June
Read MorePlanning a Santa Fe spring break trip? Don’t miss our list of recommendations on where to ski, where to drink, what to eat, and, most importantly of all, what the weather will be like
Read MoreIt’s here again - Santa Fe Restaurant Week is our favorite time of year to check out some of Santa Fe’s newer restaurants (as well as revisiting old favorites) we thought it would be a great time to check in and give everyone the down low on Santa Fe Restaurant Week. Here it goes…
Read MoreThough it’s hard to go wrong with love in the capital of The Land of Enchantment, here are a few of our faves for a perfectly amorous Valentines.
Read MoreThere are a host of compelling reasons to visit Santa Fe. The rich culture, huge blue skies, the bright food and the welcoming people to name a few.
But for some of us it’s just something in the air - the smell of piñon!
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