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  • Bandelier National Monument

    This Anasazi settlement has petroglyphs and wooden ladders that lead to ancient cave dwellings.

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  • Bittersweet Designs

    The newest addition to art-filled Canyon Road sells handcrafted jewelry and journals made with vintage wallpaper.

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  • Black Hole

    Stop in on repentant weapons scientist, Edward Grothus, at this surreal thrift shop of surplus bomb-making equipment.

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  • Bradbury Science Museum

    Survey the glorified history of Los Alamos and the atomic bomb.

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  • Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

    Arguably Santa Fe's most photographed building, this ornate Romanesque cathedral stands in grandiose contrast to much of the city's tradition

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  • Cristo Rey

  • Doodlet's

    Mexican retablos and tin angel wings cover the walls at this funky curiosity shop. They also sell Frida Kahlo bamboo curtains and Barbie reinterpreted

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  • Double Take at the Ranch

    Hit this sprawling consignment shop for vintage, hard-to-find men's and women's Western wear—Stetson hats, silver concho belts, cowboy boots, embroide

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  • Dragon Room at the Pink Adobe

    The iconic Pink Adobe restaurant, which is housed in a 400-year-old building and has been going strong since 1944, has one undeniably wonderful thing

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  • Dressman’s Gifts

    Hidden amid a slew of kitschy curio shops, the inventory here is the real deal, with a good selection of carved wooden angels and other New Mexican fo

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  • El Farol

    Once the dinner hour’s past at this venerable Spanish restaurant (dating to the 1830’s, it’s Santa Fe

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  • El Santuario de Chimaya

    Revered for its healing holy dirt, this 1816 Spanish mission chapel cradled in a picturesque canyon, is known as the Lourdes of America. Vendors here

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  • El Zaguán

    Stroll through the rose and herb gardens of this Territorial-style hacienda often bypassed by gallery-hoppers.

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  • Fort Union National Monument

    Learn about the settlement of the Santa Fe Trail at Fort Union National Monument, the largest fort from America’s late-19th-century frontier period.

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  • Galeria Ortega

    Stop in for traditional Chimayo weavings.

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  • Georgia O'Keeffe Home and Studio

    Reserve well in advance for a guided tour of the Georgia O’Keeffe Home and Studio, still furnished exactly as she left them when she moved to Santa Fe

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  • Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

    De rigueur for O'Keeffe aficionados, this museum, which opened in 1997 inside a 13,000-square-foot adobe former church, shows dozens of works by the c

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  • Gerald Peters Gallery

    Santa Fe's most esteemed art gallery (it’s been around since 1972) carries artwork that is, in many cases, more valuable than what’s hanging in the ci

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  • Ghost Ranch

    At O’Keeffe’s second home, Ghost Ranch, take a guided tour through the surrounding landscapes that inspired her.

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  • James Kelly Contemporary

    A blue-chip gallery on the edge of Railyard Park.

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  • Jezebel Gallery

    Order a malt at the 1940's soda fountain inside this home décor and jewelry store.

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