El Farol Restaurant

Dolina Cafe & Bakery is a charming, airy gem in Santa Fe, known for its hearty Slovakian-inspired brunch and irresistible house-baked pastries.

Nestled a block from Santa Fe Plaza, this stunning pueblo revival museum showcases vibrant local art, serene courtyards, and a top-notch gift shop.

Nestled in Santa Fe's Museum Hill, the Museum of International Folk Art dazzles with its vibrant collections of global folk art, particularly the enchanting Girard collection, inviting visitors to explore a kaleidoscope of worldly creativity.

A vibrant downtown Santa Fe museum showcasing thought-provoking contemporary Native American art, from bold murals to stunning jewelry, housed in a historic Pueblo Revival gem.

Nestled on a lush acre, the charming Inn of the Turquoise Bear blends historic adobe charm with modern comforts, serving delicious breakfasts and snacks in a serene setting just a short walk from Santa Fe's vibrant plaza.

At Zacatlán in Santa Fe, Chef Eduardo Rodriguez serves up inventive Mexican dishes inspired by his roots, all within a cozy terrace setting.

La Choza is a vibrant local gem in the Railyard District, serving up mouthwatering New Mexican dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and posole, with a colorful, welcoming atmosphere that keeps patrons coming back for more.

The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe offers a curated, intimate glimpse into the life and art of the iconic American modernist with rotating exhibits and a charming gift shop.

Nestled at the heart of Santa Fe, the Palace of the Governors is a stunning adobe relic and the oldest public building in the U.S., showcasing vibrant Native American artistry right outside its historic walls.

SITE Santa Fe is a sleek 18,000-sq-ft hub for cutting-edge international and contemporary art, with provocative shows and a stunning glass facade.