Having Fun for Yourself in Santa Fe, New Mexico!
Pet Friendly Santa Fe!
Getting Out there and into it in Santa Fe!
1) The Ticket Network for Great Tickets and Fun! in Santa Fe
The Ticket Network offers great tickets to amazing events in the Santa Fe area... Watch a show at the Lensic Theater. Who is playing at Santa Fe Brewing Company or Meow Wolf? In any case, get your tickets!
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2.) Get a Groupon for fun things to do in Santa Fe!
Don't limit yourself! Take a look at ALL the fun ideas Groupon has to offer! Wineries, Museum of Contemporary Native Arts and more! How about a spa package?
3.) High Road to Santa Fe Tour: 
Take day trip to Taos from Santa Fe on the High Road! Your guide will provide transport, making stops in Chimayo and Taos, with plenty of scenic photo opportunities along the way. You will return at the end of the day along the Rio Grande River back to Santa Fe.
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4.) Bandolier National Monument Tour
Located about 45 minutes from Santa Fe, Bandelier is the centuries-old site of a large pre-Pueblo community that was established in the area's extensive volcanic cliffs. One of the state's most important cultural and archaeological sites, Bandelier is a beautiful spot that offers a view across time into the lives of the hundreds of Native Americans who called it home from 1100 to 1500 AD. From $120/person
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5.) the Plaza
As the heart of the city and the place where Santa Fe was founded, the Plaza is the city's most historic area. Surrounded by museums, historic buildings, restaurants, hotels, galleries, and endless shopping the Plaza is the place to start understanding Santa Fe.
6.) Canyon Road
Santa Fe has over 250 galleries and has been rated the second largest art market in the country - after NYC.
Canyon Road is a historic pathway into the mountains and an old neighborhood that has become the city's center for art with the highest concentration of galleries.
7.) Georgia O'Keefe Museum
The Georgia O'Keeffee museum is a showcase not only for O'Keeffe's work but that of her many contemporaries. The museum is just now taking possession of over 1,000 works of the master artist from the O'Keeffe Foundation and will have new material to present for years to come. The museum has an excellent restaurand. Ideal for lunch.
8.) Museum Hill
In a town with 16 museums, Museum Hill is a collection of 4 of its most interesting: Museum of International Folk Art, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, New Mexico History Museum, Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, and the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian. With a wonderful plaza, expansive views, footpaths connecting each museum, and a convenient cafe, Museum Hill is a day trip right in town.
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9.) New Mexico's Pueblos
The nineteen Pueblo tribes that form the majority of New Mexico's Native American population are scattered around the state. A number of the communities are in close proximity to Santa Fe however and offer a view into both the ancient and modern worlds of the Puelbo Indians.
10.) St. Francis Cathedral Basilica of Assisi
The largest example of non-adobe style architecture in the city, the Romanesque St. Francis dominates the downtown cityscape. The cathedral is a religious center for Santa Fe and the home to La Conquistadora, a centuries-old statue revered within the city.
11.) Palace of the Governors Native American Vendors
Every day dozens of artists from around Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the Southwest sell their work under the long portal that fronts the Palace of the Governors. This is a very regulated program that insures artwork that is authentic and of high quality as sold by the artists or their family members. The Palace itself is the state's history museum and the oldest public building in the U.S. making it a perfect setting.
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12.) Tent Rocks National Monument
There are destinations on this planet that have a certain Oz-like quality about them, where you’re suddenly struck with the sensation of entering another world. Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument is just such a place. Fortunately, you don’t have to venture somewhere over the rainbow to get to this enchanting New Mexican landscape. Tent Rocks is located just 40 miles southwest of Santa Fe.
13.) Outdoors!!!!!!
Santa Fe is surrounded by public land and is the stepping off point for a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, camping, fishing, white water rafting, horseback riding, skiing, mountain biking, road cycling, and more. The Santa Fe National Forest is over 1.6 million acres and its boundary lies just seven miles from downtown Santa Fe. For a quick hike, the Dale Ball Trail System on the city's edge offers 30+ miles of maintained trails that interconnect, making it easy to pick just the right distance. The Aspen Vista Trail is higher up in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and provides more of a challenge and outstanding views, as do the network of trails connecting to the Winsor Trail. Ski Santa Fe is 16 miles from the Santa Fe Plaza and provides 660 acres of alpine skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer. Many of the warm-weather hiking trails become Nordic ski and snowshoe trails when the snow falls. The importance of the mountains to Santa Fe can't be overstated. They set the city in natural beauty, provide inspiration for artists and outdoor enthusiasts alike, and help define the city's weather throughout the year.
