Santa Fe Opera House
Experience a live orchestra against the stunning backdrop of the Jemez Mountains at Santa Fe's historic opera house. Summers are undoubtedly the best time to visit. Make sure to dress the part!
Canyon Road
This premier art district is home to over 100 galleries featuring Latino, Native American and international art. Spend a day exploring the earthy sub-culture, and tuck into a cozy cafe for some fiery local cuisine.
Museum of International Folk Art
The pride of Santa Fe, this museum possesses the world’s largest collection of international folk art. The 135,000 exhibits range from whimsical to serious to political, and is a must-see for anyone curious about this rich artistic tradition.
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
Built from 1869-1886 in downtown Santa Fe, this Romanesque Revival-style cathedral is hard to miss. Look out for the statue of Kateri Tekakwitha, the first North American Indian to be beatified. She was canonized in 2012.
New Mexico History Museum
Attached to Governor's Palace on the Plaza, this museum will appeal to those with a penchant for Native American history, Spanish influence, stories of The Inquisition, Shephardic Jews, and more. A great place to initiate your trip into New Mexico!