Things to Do
Santa Fe Plaza
The heart of downtown Santa Fe for nearly 400 years, the Plaza remains the central part of the city and is full of a lively mix of people, shopping and food.
Bandelier National Monument
Under an hour from Santa Fe, this National Monument offers an up close experience with Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings and other archeological features in a striking canyon.
Ghost Ranch
Worth the drive, Ghost Ranch was the home and studio of Georgia O'Keefe as well as the subject of many of her paintings.
Canyon Road Arts District
The historic center of Santa Fe's artistic identity, full of galleries and restaurants.
El Rancho de las Golondrinas
A living museum dedicated to the Spanish Colonial history of New Mexico.
Aspen Vista Picnic Ground
A beautiful and easy fall hike.
Ten Thousand Waves
Japanese style spa in the hills above Santa Fe.
The Pantry
Every locals favorite breakfast. Go find out why!
Tia Sophia's
Great downtown classic New Mexican breakfast. Claims they invented breakfast burritos. Probably did!
Tune-Up Café
Funky, well-loved Santa Fe lunch spot.
Counter Culture
Yummy Santa Fe hippie food. Giant cinnamon rolls.
Tomasita's Santa Fe New Mexican Restaurant
Great ambience, great chile!
La Choza Restaurant
Cozy New Mexican comfort food. Make a reservation and sit on the patio if you can.
Second Street Brewery at The Railyard
Downtown brewery with great food.
Tonic
Best cocktails in town, owned by a friend of the groom.
El Farol Restaurant
Small and ancient bar on Canyon Road with great tapas and flamenco dancing.
Java Joe's & Groovy Bean Coffee Roasters
The best coffee in Santa Fe and owned by awesome people!