Chelsea & Nikos
Things To Do
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
Santa Fe has many museums, but this is perhaps the most famous.
Santa Fe Oxygen Bar
If you are feeling a little fatigued, light-headed, or headachey upon arrival, you might be having mild altitude sickness. A good dose of oxygen is sure to help you acclimate!
Double Take
Large consignment store with everything from Western Wear and jewelry to home furnishings. If you plan on doing any vintage or jewelry shopping in Santa Fe, this is a must-see.
Shiprock Santa Fe
Gallery-like store specializing in historic and contemporary Native Arts.
Meow Wolf
Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return is a unique storytelling experience-slash-immersive art installation.
Museum Hill, Santa Fe
Pick your poison: four world-class museums presenting the art, history and culture of the Native American Southwest, the Spanish colonial past, and folk traditions from around the world! Plus a cafe and Botanical garden.
Bandelier National Monument
Road trip option: Located a 50 minute drive from Santa Fe, Bandelier preserves the cave dwellings of the Ancestral Puebloans, with structures dating between 1150 and 1600 AD.
Cafe Pasqual's
Our favorite restaurant in Santa Fe!
The Teahouse
Chelsea's favorite lunch spot in Santa Fe.
Shake Foundation
Try the green chile burger at this vintage-style stand with patio seating featuring specialty burgers, sandwiches, fries & shakes.
The Bell Tower Bar
Located on the Plaza, La Fonda hotel's 5th-floor outdoor bar, with margaritas, light fare & views of the city & mountains.
The Shed
Local go-to for classic Southwestern fare housed in a circa-1692 hacienda with a cantina-style bar.
Tia Sophia's
No-frills, diner-style eatery serving regional favorites, breakfast specials & famously hot chile.
Ten Thousand Waves Spa
Inspired by Japanese mountain hot spring resorts, this spa hotel is located 4.1 miles from downtown Santa Fe.
Manhattan Project National Historic Park
Another road trip option: A 45-minute drive NW from Santa Fe, this site tells the story about the people, events, science, and engineering that led to the creation of the atomic bomb, which helped end World War II.
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs
One hour north of Santa Fe is Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs’ secluded sanctuary. Deemed sacred by Native Americans of Northern New Mexico, our legendary waters have been soothing body, mind and spirit naturally for centuries. Ojo is the only hot springs in the world with 4 unique, sulfer-free mineral waters. The resort is historic, yet modern and fresh with eclectic charm in a relaxed and tranquil environment.