New Mexico’s Cultural Crossroads

In Santa Fe, New Mexico, history, culture and nature come together in a setting unlike anywhere else. Founded in the early 1600s, this Rocky Mountain capital is one of the USA’s oldest cities. Artists, hikers and skiers have long been drawn to its temperate climates and scenery.

Cultures & traditions

Discover architecture, markets and events shaped by Native American, Spanish and Mexican heritage.

Flavorful cuisine

Taste red- and green-chile dishes, posole and sweets along the Chocolate and Margarita trails.

High-desert activities

Explore mountain trails, ski slopes and geothermal springs near the city.

Southwest Standouts

Historic Landmarks & Heritage

  • Explore the centuries-old city center, framed by adobe buildings, shops and markets.

  • See petroglyphs and cave dwellings amid canyon trails and mesas.

  • Explore 80,000 artifacts from Pueblo, Navajo and Apache cultures.

Art & Cultural Icons

  • Browse 100+ galleries and studios in this walkable art district.

  • Shop handmade jewelry and crafts beneath the Palace of the Governors.

  • Attend a performance in this open-air theater with rolling mountain views.

Experiences

Hillside houses with traditional Pueblo architecture in Santa Fe, New Mexico