Museum Of International Folk Art

Santa Fe’s oldest hotel blends historic charm and artisanal décor with cozy rooms, a chic bar, and a prime Plaza location.

New American fine dining with Southwestern flair in a cozy adobe setting, offering fresh, elegant dishes and standout onion rings on Santa Fe's Canyon Road.

At Tomasita's, a bustling Santa Fe institution, indulge in hearty New Mexican classics like enchiladas and addictive sopapillas, all served with a side of charming ambiance.

At Joseph's Culinary Pub, indulge in elevated New American cuisine amidst a cozy, rustic setting that beautifully merges sophistication and comfort.

Nestled along the iconic Route 66, El Rey Court is a charming, boutique inn blending nostalgic Southwestern flair with modern touches, boasting cozy rooms, lush gardens, and a lively bar perfect for relaxation and socializing.

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.

Vintage vibes meet Santa Fe's iconic green chile cheeseburgers, crispy hand-cut fries, and rotating Taos Cow ice cream shakes served picnic-style.

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

Tune-Up Cafe serves up hearty New Mexican and Salvadoran-inspired dishes in a cozy, casual spot with killer pies and vibrant outdoor vibes.

Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return is a trippy, interactive art labyrinth blending mind-bending installations with a mysterious, immersive story.