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Exploring Santa Fe

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Photo: John Huba

Ages old and New Age, rich in art and artsy in attitude, deeply charming and more than a little eccentric, New Mexico’s magnetic colonial city draws all kinds of pilgrims Read the article

Destinations: Santa Fe · Downtown/Plaza · East Side

Inspired by: Seeking Santa Fe — by Joan Juliet Buck, Published Jun. 2007

Hotels (3)

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    Rancho de San Juan

    Occupying a 225-acre compound at the foot of Black Mesa (a 40-minute drive north of Santa Fe

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    Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi

    Celebs and other A-listers tend to choose this fashionable boutique hotel, which sits discreetly across the street from the Palace of the Governors. A

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    La Fonda on the Plaza

    Built in 1922, this landmark Santa Fe hotel has wood vigas (beams), kiva fireplaces, and polished tile floors. The rooftop Bell Tower Bar is the place

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Restaurants (9)

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    Trattoria Nostrani

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    Tomasita’s Restaurant

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    Plaza Café

    This venue is closed.

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    Meridian Espresso

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    Downtown Subscription

    Tucked between the art galleries of Canyon Road and the historic neighborhood of Acequia Madre, the Downtown Subscription coffeeshop is frequented by

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    Café Ecco Espresso & Gelato

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    Baleen

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    Aqua Santa

    Located along the Santa Fe River, Contemporary American restaurant Aqua Santa is an unusually small restaurant in which the kitchen and dining room oc

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    Café Pasqual's

    Filled with contemporary artwork (for sale) and generally packed to the gills, Pasqual's is one of those restaurants that locals brave only during off

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Activities (9)

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    Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian

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    Museum of Spanish Colonial Art

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    Museum of International Folk Art

    Every year serious art buyers and trinket hounds descend on Santa Fe for this weekend-long event.

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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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    Second Street Galleries

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    Robert Nichols Gallery

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    Gloria List Gallery

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    G. Coles-Christensen Rug Merchants

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    Garcia Street Books

Similar Trips (2)

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  • Summer in Santa Fe

    Santa Fe, Downtown/Plaza, Guadalupe District, East Side

    The heady aroma of burning piñon logs permeates the air every night in Santa Fe, where the altitude—nearly 7,000 feet—ensures that even summer evenings are crisp enough for locals to light up their ki

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  • Trip Guide to Santa Fe in Winter

    Santa Fe, Taos

    If you think summer is the only time to visit the Southwest, think again. Winter in Santa Fe means adobe walls frosted with snow and air scented with fragrant piñon smoke. There’s also plenty to see, ...

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