This is a must see for any art lovers. Tickets usually sell out in advance so recommend booking before your trip!
Santa Fe's historic arts district lined with dozens of art galleries. A lovely place for a stroll!
Picacho Peak Trail is a 3.8 mile out-and-back trail near Santa Fe, considered a moderately challenging and popular route.
Renowned farmer's market in the repurposes Santa Fe railyard district. Only open on Saturdays, this would be a fun wedding morning activity. There is also an artisan market in the same space on Sundays.
This trail system starts at the end of Canyon Road, so is a good option for anyone who wants to get some activity in without driving too far. Expect panoramic city views and options for different activity levels.
Bandelier National Monument is a 33,677-acre United States National Monument near Los Alamos in Sandoval and Los Alamos counties, New Mexico. The monument preserves the homes and territory of the Ancestral Puebloans of a later era in the Southwest. Located about an hour drive from the Santa Fe plaza.
Iconic New Mexican food near the plaza. Remember to specify green chile, red chile, or "Christmas"!
A Gabriel family favorite for years
Unique local distillery in the railyard district
Zacatlán is a James Beard–nominated restaurant in Santa Fe blending Mexican heritage and Southwestern flavors. Julia and Mike went here for New Year's Eve dinner to ring in 2024!
Meow Wolf Santa Fe is a massive, immersive, and interactive art installation with hints of sci fi and mystery. A fun and kooky way to spend a couple hours!
Home to the the largest collection of international folk art in the world, this museum was always a favorite of Julia's grandmother, GG. Located in Museum Hill.
The Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a former Roman Catholic church famous for its "Miraculous Staircase," a 20-foot spiral staircase with two 360-degree turns and no visible central support.
Spa and restaurant inspired by traditional Japanese onsens
A great local coffee chain known for their breakfast burritos