La Fonda on the Plaza
$50+A Pueblo Revival landmark hotel that has anchored the corner of the Santa Fe Plaza since the 1920s.
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The historic heart of Santa Fe since 1610, ringed by adobe portals, galleries, and the old Palace of the Governors.
Santa Fe Plaza · Santa Fe, NM
Laid out as the town's central plaza when Santa Fe was founded, this square anchors the oldest capital city in the United States and remains lined with Pueblo-style architecture. Native artisans sell jewelry and pottery daily under the Palace of the Governors' portal on its north side.
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A Pueblo Revival landmark hotel that has anchored the corner of the Santa Fe Plaza since the 1920s.
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A family-run Santa Fe institution serving red chile plates in a rambling 1692 adobe hacienda.
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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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A tiny Gothic chapel famous for a spiral wooden staircase with no visible means of support.
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