Santa Fe
FreeNew Mexico's capital city, known for adobe architecture, Native American and Spanish colonial history, art galleries and the historic Plaza.

Palace of the Governors is a museum in Santa Fe, NM, part of the Albuquerque & Santa Fe guide. Cost: under $25.
105 W Palace Ave · Santa Fe, NM
Built around 1610 as the seat of Spanish colonial government, the Palace of the Governors has served as a capitol, fort, and residence before becoming a museum in 1909. Native jewelers and artisans still sell handmade work under its long front portal every day, a tradition dating back generations.
The closest stops to Palace of the Governors, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
New Mexico's capital city, known for adobe architecture, Native American and Spanish colonial history, art galleries and the historic Plaza.
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A Santa Fe studio making handcrafted Fairtrade Gold engagement rings, wedding bands and custom designs.
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Downtown Santa Fe office where psychic counselor Elissa Heyman gives clairvoyant, tarot and Speaking Stones readings by appointment, in person or by phone.
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The largest collection of Georgia O'Keeffe's work anywhere, steps from the plaza that inspired much of it.
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Browse folk art, toys and textiles from more than 100 countries in galleries on Santa Fe's Museum Hill.
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See more than 60 interactive exhibits on the Manhattan Project and Los Alamos National Laboratory science.
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