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In a city famous for spirited creativity, it's only natural to find an amazing range of creative tours. Knowledgeable, fun and friendly guides can enhance your experience of Santa Fe and its surroundings. Take a guided walking tour and discover Santa Fe's compelling history, treasured art and architecture and even some spine-tingling ghost stories. If you'd rather ride, take a tram for a driving tour that covers similar ground. We’ll take good care of you once you get here; after all, we appreciate our renown as the cultural hotspot of the Southwest. And that means lots of locals make their living by welcoming with open arms and minds full of fascinating facts the visitors who want to enjoy our historic city. Why not leave the selections, explanations, and driving to us?

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Walking tours of historic downtown santa fe.

Explore 400 years of history, culture, and architecture in the nation’s oldest capital city. From ancient Indian Pueblos to the birth of the atomic age, our museum-trained docents bring to life the incredible true stories, colorful characters, and unique places that make Santa Fe "The City Different."

Discover Santa Fe with Museum-Trained Docents

Your guide takes you through the heart of the city. From the ancient plaza to the state capitol building, you’ll explore the intriguing history, diverse architecture, and unique atmosphere of one of the United States’ oldest and most notable capital cities. Our volunteer docents are the only Santa Fe tour guides trained under the auspices of the New Mexico History Museum, with dozens of hours classroom time, self-study, and supervised practice. You only experience the true stories and genuine facts of Santa Fe's extraordinary history.

All tour proceeds are donated to the New Mexico History Museum to support educational programs and exhibitions.

Tour Times and Pricing

Public Walking Tours of Historic Downtown Santa Fe are on winter hiatus until April 3, 2024.  For April and May, we will offer public tours Wednesday through Sunday at 10:15am.

We are still accepting reservations for custom and group tours in March and times outside our regular public tours when the season begins April 3.  See below for details.

Tours start beside the entrance to the New Mexico History Museum, 113 Lincoln Avenue, one-half block north of the Santa Fe Plaza. We ask that you arrive at 10am so the tour can begin promptly.

Our tours are an amazing value! Fees are $25 for adults 18 and older, $15 for children 8 to 17, and no charge for children under 8.

Custom and Group Tours

Custom and group tours can be scheduled at your convenience (major holidays excepted).  Regular tour fees apply with a $150 minimum.  Dates and times are subject to docent availability. For information contact [email protected] .

Friends of History members receive a 20% discount for themselves and the guests who accompany them; members, please email us at [email protected]  to book.

Where to Park

Because many on-street parking meters have a two-hour limit, we recommend that you park in one of the public parking structures or lots. Click here for a map of parking areas .

Where to Meet

Meet your docent  at the Lincoln Avenue entrance to the New Mexico History Museum, 113 Lincoln Avenue, outside in the covered area to the left of the blue door.  

Walking Tours of Historic Downtown Santa Fe will provide you with an up-close glimpse of the vibrant and multicultural history of the Land of Enchantment’s capital city. On your tour, our well-trained and historically knowledgeable guides will lead you on an unforgettable journey through Santa Fe’s past.

Tours visit eighteen historic sites and structures and explore the interiors of two historic buildings.  On the one and one-half mile walk you will discover:

• How the Villa de Santa Fe became the capital of “The Kingdom of New Mexico” and the oldest capital city in the U.S.
• Why the 1680 Pueblo Revolt was one of the most successful indigenous peoples rebellions in history.
• How Santa Fe became the center of an international network of trade routes despite being at least 1000 miles from the trails’ destinations.
• Why an unassuming little office at 109 East Palace Avenue was crucial to the success of the Manhattan project and the birth of the Atomic Age.
• How a Catholic priest from France managed to build a grand stone cathedral in a town of little mud houses.
• Why New Mexico is the only state in the U.S. with a round capitol building.
• How a group of anthropologists, artists, and writers created the Santa Fe we know and love today.

"The tour was great. The [tour guide] is very energetic and knowledgeable. We all enjoyed it very much." “I want to commend our awesome tour guide. She was so well informed and had great stories to tell about each place we visited.” Bob, Palo Alto, CA and Julie, St. Louis, MO

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Santa Fe Historic Downtown Walking Tour

About the tour.

Follow me through historic downtown Santa Fe as we discover it’s 400-year history and the stories behind the sites. As we walk, you’ll learn about the times of the Spanish Conquistadores, the Crypto Jewish people, the Santa Fe Trail, the scientists of the Manhattan Project, the Pueblo Native People, the patron saint of animals, Artists, Georgia O’Keeffe, Billy the Kid, Zozobra, the oldest church in the US, how to make your food “Christmas Style”, and so much more. Join me on a Southwestern Adventure not to be missed. I’ll meet you at the front of the San Miguel Chapel.

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On this historic walking tour you'll see: The San Miguel Chapel - the Oldest in the USA The Santa Fe Trail Loretto Chapel - Home to the Miracle Staircase St Francis of Assisi Cathedral Hear about the Spanish Inquisition and the Crypto Jews 109 East Palace Ave - The Manhattan Project The Palace of the Governors New Mexico Museum of Art Burro Alley Billy the Kid's Jail Georgia O'Keeffe Museum The Gloom Box and Zozobra The Community Art Gallery City Hall Santa Fe Plaza And much more!

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Downtown Santa Fe Walking Tours (New Season)

Filed Under: Things to do · by Thomas Charlton

Santa Fe is a fascinating cultural melting pot, packed with history, character, and experiences to suit every taste.

We’ve assembled our own list of the best walking tours in the city and, unlike other publishers, we don’t receive commission and we have no commercial relationships with any providers. This leaves us free to recommend only what we ourselves would use .

Let’s get started:

New Mexico History Museum Guided Tours

Ever noticed the recycled rifle barrels in a certain window of the Palace of the Governors? Wondered where the Manhattan Project scientists learned of their new posting? Picked out the Victorian architecture among the Pueblo Revival on the Santa Fe Plaza? Learn those facts and more on a downtown guided tour led by the New Mexico History Museum /Palace of the Governors guides.

The tours typically operate from mid-April through mid-October, Monday-Saturday, beginning at approximately 10 am. It’s important to check ahead because dates and times are subject to change.

Gather at the Palace Courtyard’s Blue Gate just south of the History Museum entrance at 113 Lincoln Ave. The cost is $15. Children 16 and under are free when accompanied by an adult. Museum guides do not accept tips. (No tours are offered on Saturdays when large events are held on the Plaza, such as Spanish Market and Santa Fe Fiesta.)

Each tour lasts about 2 hours and features a leisurely pace with plenty of opportunities to ask questions. Enjoy stories of the people and events that have made Santa Fe a world-class tourist destination.

Los Compadres del Palacio, a support group of the New Mexico History Museum, operates the program with guides who are trained in Santa Fe history. Many are also guides at the History Museum and Palace of the Governors. Proceeds from the tours benefit the museum’s programs and events.

Special group tours can be arranged by calling (505) 476-5200.

The History Museum’s blog takes you on a virtual version of a tour. Check it out by clicking here .

The New Mexico History Museum is the newest addition to a campus that includes the Palace of the Governors , the oldest continuously occupied public building in the United States; Fray Angélico Chávez History Library; Palace of the Governors Photo Archives; the Press at the Palace of the Governors; and the Native American Artisans Program. Located at 113 Lincoln Ave., in Santa Fe, NM, it is a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs.

Santa Fe Discovery Walking Tours

What sets this operator apart is the extensive depth of experience of its guides. The tour is excellent for visitors seeking insight into Santa Fe’s key historic landmarks and culture.

Tours last approximately two hours (comfortable footwear is recommended!) and take in Loretto Chapel , Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi , the Plaza , and more.

The experience begins from the concierge desk of La Fonda Plaza hotel. Adults pay $16 and supervised children under the age of 12 go free. Both walk-ins and reservations are accepted. Phone no.: (505) 577-7645.

Historic Walks of Santa Fe

Historic Walks of Santa Fe (HWSF) have stood the test of time and continue to operate excellent and insightful tours today. Their longevity is a testament to the quality and standards upheld by experienced guides.

Downtown tours can be reserved in advance at (505) 660-8199 and walk-ins are also accepted. The starting point is the Plaza Galeria (next to the Santa Fe Visitor Center). Groups of three adults pay $18 pp and groups of two pay $25 pp. Children under 16 go free. Prices include the cost of entrance to the Loretto Chapel.

Tours last around 1 hr 45 min and are available March through December. HWSF also provides tours that start off from popular hotels (Hilton Santa Fe, Eldorado, Hotel St. Francis).

For The Foodie (Wander New Mexico)

Wander New Mexico’s tours offer a fantastic blend of culinary immersion and historical insight. A relative newcomer, this operator is no slouch and the experiences they offer are already acclaimed by customers.

Prices range from $69 pp to $119 pp. However, it’s worth noting that tours include several stops for food and wine tastings, the cost and gratuity of which is covered in the price.

WNM guides are adept at weaving cultural and historical context into their food tours and guests generally get a chance to take in sites including the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi , the Plaza , Palace of the Governors, and more.

Phone no.: 505-395-0552

Enjoy your visit!

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About Thomas Charlton

Thomas holds an MFA in Photography from the University of New Mexico and is also a New York City licensed tour guide. Now living in Santa Fe, he travels throughout the state in search of rare beauty — filming, photographing, and interviewing along the way.

New Mexico's charm captured his imagination on his first visit. Inscrutable and unforgiving at times but doubtlessly gorgeous. Exploring and documenting all corners of our state is an aspiration that comes naturally to him. For Thomas, DiscoverNewMexico.com is a passion of the heart rather than a profession.

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Photographing Santa Fe’s historic Plaza is a captivating blend of past and present, set against the backdrop of New Mexico’s striking natural beauty. Amidst centuries-old adobe architecture, the vibrant reds of chile ristras, the grace of summer flowers, and the cool shade of cottonwoods create a rich visual tapestry. Each shot captures not just the enduring history but also the dynamic interplay of tradition and with the contemporary. The Plaza becomes a living canvas, where the fusion of colors, textures, and cultural elements tells a story of Santa Fe’s timeless charm, harmonizing seamlessly with the breathtaking allure of the surrounding landscapes in New Mexico.

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Embarking on one of our Santa Fe tour walking tour will provide you an unforgettable experience, immersing our guests in the rich tapestry of Southwestern culture. Begin your journey in the heart of the city at the historic Plaza, where adobe charm and a lively atmosphere set the stage for exploration. A visit to the iconic La Fonda hotel adds a touch of elegance, offering a glimpse into Santa Fe’s history and hospitality. For those interested in the artistic heritage of the region, a visit to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum offers a fascinating insight into the life and works of this influential American artist. Each stop on this curated tour, from the Plaza to the Sena Compound, the Cathedral and more, our walking tours promise to be a captivating chapter in the journey, ensuring that every moment is etched in the memory of those who partake in this distinctive Santa Fe experience.

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Walking Tour 1 in Santa Fe

The Plaza Area

Start: The plaza.

Finish: Loretto Chapel.

Time: 1 to 5 hours, depending on the length of visits to the museums and churches.

Best Times: Any morning before the afternoon heat, but after the Native American traders have spread out their wares.

1. The Plaza

This square offers a look at Santa Fe's everyday life as well as many types of architecture, ranging from the Pueblo-style Palace of the Governors to the Territorial-style row of shops and restaurants on its west side.

Facing the plaza on its north side is the:

2. Palace of the Governors

Today the flagship of the New Mexico State Museum system, the Palace of the Governors has functioned continually as a public building since it was erected in 1610 as the capitol of Nuevo Mexico. Every day, Native American artisans spread out their crafts for sale beneath its portal.

Take a Break -- Even though you're only two stops into this walking tour, you might want to fortify your strength for the rest of the walk. I recommend the carnitas (grilled meat and chile in a tortilla) or tamales from the street vendor on the plaza.

If you stopped at Lincoln and Palace avenues for a carnita, you're now in front of the:

3. Museum of Fine Arts

Located at 107 W. Palace Ave., this museum holds works by Georgia O'Keeffe and other famed 20th-century Taos and Santa Fe artists. The building is a fine example of pueblo revival-style architecture, and it's home to the renowned St. Francis Auditorium.

Virtually across the street is the:

4. Delgado House

This Victorian mansion (at 124 W. Palace Ave.) is an excellent example of local adobe construction, modified by late-19th-century architectural detail. It was built in 1890 by Felipe B. Delgado, a merchant most known for his business of running mule and ox freight trains over the Santa Fe Trail to Independence and the Camino Real to Chihuahua. The home remained in the Delgado family until 1970. It now belongs to the Historic Santa Fe Foundation.

If you continue west on Palace Avenue, you'll come to LewAllen Contemporary, where you'll find an array of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and work in other media that may make you stop and ponder.

Nearby, you'll see a narrow lane -- Burro Alley -- jutting south toward San Francisco Street, with an interesting burro sculpture.

Head back to Palace Avenue, make your way north on Grant Avenue, and turn left on Johnson Street to the:

5. Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

Opened in 1997, this museum houses the largest collection of O'Keeffe works in the world. The 13,000-square-foot space is the only museum in the United States dedicated solely to one internationally known woman's work. You might also want to stop at the O'Keeffe Café for a creative lunch or dinner.

Head back to Grant Avenue, and continue north to 136 Griffin St., where you'll find the:

6. Oliver P. Hovey House

Constructed between 1857 and 1859 in Territorial style, this adobe (located at 136 Griffin St.) is unique because it is actually painted brick. It's not surprising that a flamboyant man like Hovey would go to the trouble to dress up a home in such a fancy style (red brick was a rare commodity in this outpost town back then), but such stunts might be what made people call him the Great Lord Hovey, when he was no lord at all.

Across the street (135 Griffin St.) is the:

7. Bergere House

Built around 1870, this house (135 Grant Ave.) hosted U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant and his wife Julia during their 1880 visit to Santa Fe.

Proceed north on Grant and turn right on Marcy. On the north side of the street is the city's new convention center.

Three blocks farther east on Marcy, through an office and restaurant district, turn left on Washington Ave. Walk a short distance to 227-237 Washington Ave., where you'll see the:

8. Padre de Gallegos House

This house was built in 1857 in the Territorial style. Padre de Gallegos was a priest who, in the eyes of newly arrived Archbishop Jean-Baptiste Lamy, kept too high a social profile and was therefore defrocked in 1852. Gallegos later represented the territory in Congress and eventually became the federal superintendent of Native American affairs.

Reverse course and turn south again on Washington Avenue, passing en route the public library.

Take a Break -- This is a good time to stop for refreshments at Anasazi Restaurant at the Inn of the Anasazi (113 Washington Ave.; tel. 505/988-3030 ); during the summer, you'll find a variety of drinks served on the veranda, and in the winter, the atmospheric bar inside can be quite cozy.

Leaving the Anasazi, you'll notice the entrance to the Palace of the Governors Museum Shop, across the street, a good place to purchase quality regional memorabilia. As you approach the plaza, turn left (east) on Palace Avenue. A short distance farther on your left, at 113 E. Palace Ave., is:

9. Prince Plaza

A former governor's home, this Territorial-style structure, which now houses the Shed (a great lunch or dinner spot), had huge wooden gates to keep out tribal attacks.

Next door is:

10. Sena Plaza

This city landmark offers a quiet respite from the busy streets, with its parklike patio. La Casa Sena restaurant (a great place to stop for lunch or dinner) is the primary occupant of what was once the 31-room Sena family adobe hacienda, built in 1831. The Territorial legislature met in the upper rooms of the hacienda in the 1890s.

Turn right (south) on Cathedral Place to no. 108, which is the:

11. Institute of American Indian Arts Museum

Here you'll find the most comprehensive collection of contemporary Native American art in the world.

Across the street, step through the doors of the:

12. St. Francis Cathedral

Built in Romanesque style between 1869 and 1886 by Archbishop Lamy, this is Santa Fe's grandest religious edifice. It has a famous 17th-century wooden Madonna known as Our Lady of Peace .

After leaving the cathedral, walk around the backside of the illustrious La Fonda Hotel -- south on Cathedral Place and west on Water Street -- to the intersection of the Old Santa Fe Trail. Here, in the northwest corner of the Hotel Loretto, you'll find the:

13. Loretto Chapel

This chapel is more formally known as the Chapel of Our Lady of Light. Lamy was also behind the construction of this chapel, built for the Sisters of Loretto. It is remarkable for its spiral staircase, which has no central or other visible support.

Take a Break -- By now you may be tired and hungry. I recommend heading straight back to the plaza to a small store called Five and Dime General Store (58 E. San Franciso St.; tel. 505/992-1800 ), where F. W. Woolworth's, the now-defunct, legendary five-and-dime store, once stood. Like Woolworth's, the store serves a cherished local delicacy called Frito pie: a bag of Fritos smothered in chile con carne, served in a plastic bag with a spoon and a napkin.

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Ultimate Santa Fe History Walking Tour

While some may question the value of a walking tour in a city like Santa Fe, known for its sprawling layout, the ‘Ultimate Santa Fe History Walking Tour’ offers a unique perspective that goes beyond the surface.

As participants meander through the cobblestone streets and adobe structures, an intriguing narrative unfolds, shedding light on the city’s captivating past.

But what truly sets this tour apart is the opportunity to uncover hidden stories and lesser-known anecdotes that breathe life into Santa Fe’s history, leaving visitors with a newfound appreciation for this enchanting destination.

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• Enhance your Santa Fe experience with a local guide.
• Highly rated tour for history buffs and new visitors.
• Affordable pricing with various inclusions.
• Convenient meeting point and easy booking process.

Tour Overview

Discover the rich tapestry of Santa Fe’s history on a captivating walking tour that brings the city’s past to life. The tour highlights include visits to the oldest church in the United States, the iconic Palace of the Governors, and the vibrant art scene of Canyon Road.

Lasting approximately 3 hours, the tour provides a rundown of Santa Fe’s cultural and historical significance. Led by knowledgeable guides, visitors can enjoy the stories and legends that have shaped this unique city.

From Native American influences to Spanish colonization and modern artistic movements, the tour offers a deep dive into Santa Fe’s multifaceted heritage. Whether a history buff or a first-time visitor, this tour is a must-do for anyone looking to explore the heart of Santa Fe.

Historical Landmarks

Santa Fe’s Historical Landmarks showcase a blend of Native American, Spanish , and modern influences , offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the city’s diverse heritage.

The architectural wonders in Santa Fe include the adobe structures of the Palace of the Governors, a historic site dating back to the early 17th century, and the Loretto Chapel with its mysterious spiral staircase.

These landmarks highlight the Indigenous heritage of the region, with places like the San Miguel Mission, the oldest church in the United States. Visitors can marvel at the intricate details of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, reflecting Spanish colonial architecture.

Exploring these landmarks provides a deep appreciation for Santa Fe’s rich history and cultural significance.

Local Culture Highlights

Enjoy the vibrant tapestry of Santa Fe by delving into its diverse and captivating local culture highlights. Explore the rich traditions and flavors that make this city unique:

Local Food : Indulge in the flavors of Santa Fe by trying traditional dishes like green chile stew, biscochitos (a type of cookie), and sopapillas (deep-fried pastries).

Traditional Art : Discover the intricate beauty of Santa Fe’s traditional art scene, from vibrant Native American pottery to stunning Spanish colonial religious art.

Cultural Festivals: Enjoy the local culture by attending one of Santa Fe’s many cultural festivals celebrating music, dance , and art throughout the year.

Artisan Markets: Explore the local artisan markets where you can find unique handmade crafts, jewelry , and textiles that showcase Santa Fe’s artistic heritage.

Insider Stories and Legends

Explore the enchanting tales and mysterious lore that have been passed down through generations, revealing the hidden gems of Santa Fe’s history and culture. Santa Fe is brimming with fascinating anecdotes and hidden secrets that add depth to its rich tapestry of stories. One such legend is that of La Llorona, the weeping woman said to haunt the riverbanks searching for her lost children. Another intriguing tale is the ghostly presence of the Lady in Blue, believed to be the spirit of a nun from the 17th century. These stories not only captivate the imagination but also provide insight into the beliefs and traditions that have shaped Santa Fe over the centuries.

Tips for a Memorable Experience

As visitors explore Santa Fe’s history through insider stories and legends, ensuring a memorable experience can be enhanced by following a few key tips.

Engaging with Locals : Interact with locals along the tour route to gain deeper cultural insights and personal stories.

Taking in Traditions : Participate in any cultural activities or events happening during the tour to enhance your understanding of Santa Fe’s rich heritage.

Exploring Beyond the Tour : Extend your visit by exploring recommended historical sites, museums , or local markets to further learn about the city’s history.

Capturing Memories : Take photos and notes during the tour to preserve memories and details for a lasting impression of your cultural experience in Santa Fe.

Common questions

Are There Any Restroom Facilities Available Along the Walking Tour Route?

Restroom availability along the walking tour route is crucial. Considering the tour duration , it’s essential to plan for facilities. Knowing where restrooms are located can enhance the overall experience and comfort of participants.

Is There a Recommended Dress Code or Attire for the Walking Tour?

For the walking tour, there isn’t a strict dress code, but comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate attire are recommended. Be prepared for varying temperatures, so layers and sun protection can enhance the experience.

Are There Any Refreshment or Snack Breaks Included During the Tour?

During the tour, snack breaks and refreshments are not included. The pace and duration focus on exploring Santa Fe’s history. Travelers are encouraged to bring their own snacks and water to stay energized and hydrated throughout the experience.

Is There Any Recommended Physical Fitness Level or Walking Endurance Required for the Tour?

Walking ability for the tour requires moderate fitness level and endurance due to the walking distance and duration. Visitors should be comfortable walking for extended periods and on varied terrain to fully enjoy the experience.

Are There Any Opportunities for Souvenir Shopping or Additional Activities Along the Tour Route?

Along the tour route, visitors will find charming opportunities for souvenir shopping, including local crafts and art galleries. These stops offer unique treasures and artistic expressions, enhancing the overall experience and providing mementos of Santa Fe.

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Explore the captivating history of Santa Fe on the Ultimate Santa Fe History Walking Tour.

With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, explore the city’s rich cultural heritage, uncovering hidden gems and iconic landmarks along the way.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a first-time visitor, this tour offers a perfect blend of education and entertainment.

Don’t miss out on this top-rated experience praised for its engaging storytelling and insightful exploration of Santa Fe’s past.

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Welcome to the santa fe tour.

Embark on a captivating journey through Santa Fe with this self-guided walking tour. Start at the historic San Miguel Chapel, the oldest church in the U.S., then wander to the enchanting Loretto Chapel, known for its miraculous spiral staircase. The past comes alive in the Santa Fe Plaza and at the soaring Cross of the Martyrs, offering unparalleled views of Santa Fe. As you wind through the city’s old Spanish streets, you’ll relive the dramatic events of the Pueblo Revolt which forever changed this unique capital.

About the Tour

This self-guided walking tour of Santa Fe offers a deep dive into the city’s rich history and culture, spanning centuries from the Spanish colonial era to the present United States period.

Your journey begins at the San Miguel Chapel, the oldest church in the U.S., where you’ll uncover stories of its past. Next, marvel at the architectural wonder of the Loretto Chapel and its legendary Miracle Staircase. Stroll down E Water St, delving into the tales of Spanish settlers, and stop by the magnificent Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi.

Along the way, you’ll learn about Po’pay and his daring revolt against the Spanish. Hear about the warriors who besieged the Palace of the Governors and find out what happened after the dust finally cleared. Along the way, you’ll stroll through the bustling Santa Fe Plaza, which still looks much like it did during the days of Spanish rule!

Indulge in a delightful detour to chocolate + cashmere in downtown Santa Fe—a building which harbors a secret history you’ll never guess!

Finally, you’ll head toward Fort Marcy Park and hear how New Mexico ultimately became property of the United States. You’ll ascend to the Cross of the Martyrs, offering sweeping views of this mountain capital’s gorgeous downtown. Your tour concludes here.

Where to start?

For Best Experience, We recommend Starting From: New Mexico Capitol Art Collection, 415 Don Gaspar Ave, Santa Fe

How does it work?

• Once you book a tour, you’ll get a text/email with instructions.
• Download the app (while in good wifi/signal) and use your unique password to access your tours.
• To begin touring, go to the starting point and launch the app.
• The audio starts automatically once you reach the starting point. Stick to the tour route & speed limit for the best experience.
• Please note that no one will meet you at the starting point.

Preview The Tour

  what is the santa fe self-guided walking tour.

The Santa Fe self-guided walking tour is a DIY exploration of the historic city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, allowing you to discover its rich culture, history, and architecture on foot.

  How long does the self-guided walking tour of Santa Fe typically take?

The duration of the tour can vary depending on your pace and the number of stops you choose to make, but it usually takes around 2 to 4 hours to cover the main sights.

  Are there specific points of interest or attractions included on the tour?

Yes, the tour often includes landmarks such as the Santa Fe Plaza, Loretto Chapel, San Miguel Mission, Palace of the Governors, and Canyon Road, among others.

  What is the best time of day to start a self-guided walking tour of Santa Fe?

Mornings are typically a great time to start the tour when the weather is cooler and attractions are less crowded. However, the city is charming to explore at any time of day.

  Are there any admission fees for the attractions included in the self-guided walking tour?

Many outdoor attractions on the tour are free to visit, but some indoor museums and cultural sites may have admission fees.

  Can I customize the self-guided walking tour to fit my interests and pace?

Absolutely! The beauty of a self-guided tour is that you can tailor it to your preferences, choosing the sights and attractions that interest you the most.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Inclusions:.

• App on your phone: A link to download the Action Tour Guide App and Password for your tours.
• Flexible schedule: Use any day, any time. Travel over multiple days or on your next trip within 1 year of your purchase.
• Easy to use: Stories play automatically by GPS. Hands-free. Get HELP all day: Call, Chat, or Email.
• At your own pace: No group. Take breaks for photos/ snacks/hikes. Go at your own pace.
• Offline use: No cell signal or wifi required. Offline GPS Map & route. Stop-to-stop direction.
• Don’t miss a thing: Full itinerary, travel tips, professionally narrated videos, text, and hidden gems.

Exclusions:

• Transportation, parking fees, food, and drinks.
• Entry tickets or reservations to any attractions along the route.
• Car Rental: Please arrange a rental car at the closest airport or train station.

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Beautiful Places in Santa Fe, NM: A Guide to the City’s Most Stunning Destinations

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Welcome to Santa Fe, NM where vibrant culture meets breathtaking natural beauty at every turn of this enchanting city nestled in the heart of the Southwest. From the majestic peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the adobe-lined streets of the historic downtown, Santa Fe offers both tranquility and adventure to its residents. 

In this Redfin article, we’ll delve into 16 beautiful places in Santa Fe, NM that showcase the unique charm of this gem. So whether you are looking to rent an apartment in Santa Fe , rent a home in the area , or just in the beginning phases of imagining life in the city , we’ll explore just a glimpse of what Santa Fe has in store for you.

1. Annual International Folk Art Market

The annual International Folk Art Market , held at the Railyard Park in July, captivates visitors with its vibrant celebration of global cultures and traditions. As the world’s largest event of its kind, it provides a unique opportunity to directly engage with skilled artisans from diverse backgrounds. Looking for handmade treasures? Browse through a stunning array of textiles, ceramics, jewelry, woodwork, and more, all crafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

The Market’s enchanting atmosphere, rich with music, dance, and culinary delights, fosters cross-cultural understanding and appreciation, making it a beloved destination for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.

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If you enjoy skiing amongst stunning alpine scenery, be sure to check out Ski Santa Fe , a premier winter destination.

“Our beautiful ski mountain is on the western slope high above Santa Fe in the Sangre de Cristo mountains of Northern New Mexico,” explains The Santa Fe VIP , a local business offering private guided tours through Santa Fe. “The views of the Rio Grande valley are mind blowing. In one spot you can look as far as Albuquerque, Los Alamos, many of the Pueblos up to the San Antonio mountain over the Colorado border. So come for the fun, come for the sun. See you soon in Northern New Mexico.”

“Ski Santa Fe is easily my favorite place to visit in Santa Fe,” shares Eric Angerer of EZMoments Photography . “Besides the amazing Skiing the area offers, the views are unbeatable and the variety of trails in the area is abundant. Another amazing part of visiting the area is that the road up to the basin is one of the best spots in Santa Fe to see an abundance of Aspens, especially in Fall.” 

3. Edition ONE Gallery

If you happen to be renting in Santa Fe near the Edition ONE Gallery , you’ll have to check out their contemporary fine art and photography gallery, which is housed in an adobe building that exemplifies the Santa Fe style in the historic arts district of Canyon Road. This gallery showcases many regional photographers, painters, and sculptors who have received worldwide acclaim and doubles as an event space where guests can enjoy cocktail parties, workshops, and receptions in its spacious main room featuring a skylight atrium.

In addition, Neptune Event Space is a beautiful historic home with gardens directly across the street from Edition ONE Gallery. Casually elegant, Neptune is an indoor/outdoor space featuring private gardens with shaded flagstone patios and a tent – perfect for intimate events, weddings, receptions, cocktail parties, creative workshops, dinners, and more. 

4. The Railyard Park

The Railyard Park is a unique park located in the heart of the city, designed with a focus on environmental sustainability and community engagement. It boasts a diverse range of features, including native grasslands, a pollinator garden, an orchard, a cottonwood bosque, two food gardens, and a rose ramada. The Railyard Park Conservancy ensures there’s plenty of free programming, including  volunteer gardening, community celebrations, and nature-based play such as Sand Play Saturday and Pop-Up Playground.

5. San Miguel Chapel

“While in Santa Fe do not miss the San Miguel Chapel ,” says WalknTours , a smartphone guided walking tour app. “The outside takes you back to 1610, when Santa Fe was established by the Spanish conquistador Don Pedro de Peralta. It’s a must-see to understand its history and only a short walk from downtown on the Santa Fe Trail.”

The chapel is believed to be the oldest church structure in the United States and boasts adobe walls and wooden vigas that showcase traditional Pueblo architectural influences. Inside, visitors are greeted by a serene atmosphere, adorned with original Spanish colonial artwork, including a revered statue of San Miguel, the chapel’s namesake. 

6. Manhattan Project – Building at 109 East Palace Ave

WalknTours also recommends 109 East Palace Ave, constructed in the 1600s and holds an atomic history. “Thousands of people that worked on the Manhattan Project making the first atomic bomb passed through this door to their secret mission location at Los Alamos, also known as ‘The Hill.’ To date, it’s one of the most photographed spots in Santa Fe, and a must see.”

Today, while the building no longer stands, its historical importance is commemorated, and visitors can appreciate its significance to one of the most transformative periods in human history.

7. Billy the Kid – 208 W. San Francisco St.

According to WalknTours, if you love wild west history, you can’t miss 208 W. San Francisco Street. 

“The wild west legend Billy the Kid was captured here in Santa Fe and imprisoned for the last time in the downstairs jail of 208 W. San Francisco St. from December 27, 1880 to April 3, 1881,” shares WalknTours.  

8. Canyon Road

Visiting Canyon Road in Santa Fe is an immersive journey into the heart of the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene.

“One of my favorite things about Santa Fe is Canyon Road,” says Michael Carroll, co-owner of fine art gallery, Turner Carroll Gallery . “It’s the heart of Santa Fe’s art galleries, and it’s where Santa Fe’s world-renowned art colony first started. There are little-known places of interest such as Georgia O’keeffe’s former studio, and Santa Fe’s oldest bar, El Farol. Collectors can find exceptional contemporary art as well as traditional hand arts on this uniquely charming street.”

9. Bandelier National Park 

“If you’re new to Santa Fe, you can’t skip a visit to Bandelier National Park for a glimpse of the ancient past,” states local wedding planner Taylor Chase Weddings . “I love this 11,000-year-old ancestral pueblo with its easy walkable trail that loops through a beautiful canyon with a winding stream, surrounded by petroglyphs and ancient cliff dwellings optionally reachable by ladders. The path and visitor center provides information and educational dioramas on the land, its vegetation, and former peoples engaging to all ages.” 

Taylor continues that “The picturesque drive from Santa Fe fills the senses with spectacular views from Bandelier lookout. On your return to Santa Fe, stop at Gabriel’s restaurant for their delicious tableside prepared guacamole and the lively sounds of Mariachi music.”

10. Rio Grande

“ The Rio Grande is one of the most historically significant rivers in the country and the whitewater is world class,” explains Matthew Gontram, owner of New Mexico River Adventures , offering whitewater rafting, kayaking, climbing, and many other activities. “There is a reason it is the most popular outdoor guided activity in Northern New Mexico. Afterwards, I always recommend a stroll around the historic Plaza.  There are many photographs of the Plaza from the 19th century and as you will see, very little has changed. Take a stroll through the heart of the country’s oldest capital.”

11. Sunset Terrace event venue

Downtown Santa Fe’s Sunset Terrace is a hidden gem. With its stunning views of the city’s historical architecture and the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains, it offers one of the best sunset vistas in town. The venue boasts inviting features such as cozy lounge areas, fire pits, a well-stocked bar, an open kitchen, and a stage, while its wrap-around portal provides unparalleled views of the mountains and sunset, truly living up to its name.

12. El Rey Court

Discover live music, events, and a modern stay just down Cerrillos Road in Santa Fe. El Rey Court is a renovated classic Route 66 motor court that has been open since 1936, boasting five acres of gardens and event space. Stop by the cozy and cool onsite bar La Reina and sip from their generous selection of Mezcal and Tequila. 

13. The Randall Davey Audubon Center

“ The Randall Davey Audubon Center in Santa Fe is a historic bird sanctuary and Important Bird Area (IBA), offering stunning surroundings and rich conservation efforts,” says wedding photographer duo, Carissa And Ben Photography . “Once home to artist Randall Davey, its picturesque grounds now provide a haven for diverse avian species and visitors alike. It’s a place where nature, history, and conservation converge, inviting exploration and appreciation for the natural world.”

Visiting The Randall Davey Audubon Center in Santa Fe offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in nature while also experiencing the rich history and conservation efforts of the area. 

14. Santa Fe Plaza

“A favorite spot that has really grown on us is the Santa Fe Plaza itself,” states Carissa And Ben Photography. “Still standing after the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 and the War for Mexican Independence, ending in 1821, the plaza is a space for the New Mexican community to gather, enjoy food, music, and culture together. Home to some of our favorite must-try restaurants , bars and museums, the Santa Fe Plaza also boasts the beautiful La Fonda on the Plaza Hotel, and of course, the St. Francis de Assisi Cathedral, which was built after the Pueblo revolts of 1680.”

15. Watching the sunset from anywhere

Whether seen from a hilltop, the Rio Grande’s banks, or downtown, each sunset in Santa Fe is a moment of pure enchantment, showcasing the city’s natural beauty.

“One of my favorite experiences in Santa Fe is watching the sunset,” declares Victoria Bruneni, owner of food catering service, WHAT The TRUCK . “The sky transforms into a breathtaking display of colors, creating a moment of quiet awe and appreciation for the beauty of nature. Whether I’m atop a hill or nestled in the city, each sunset reminds me of the wonder of the world around us.”

16. Outdoor activities with a remarkable background

Bob Ackenhausen, founder and tour guide at Santa Fe Footprints , highlights a handful of attractions in Santa Fe, NM. “Santa Fe offers a wealth of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and skiing, all against the backdrop of stunning mountain vistas, just minutes away. From exploring scenic trails to hitting the slopes in winter, the city’s natural beauty is always within reach.”

Beautiful places in Santa Fe, NM: Final thoughts

Santa Fe’s allure lies not only in its rich cultural heritage and vibrant arts scene but also in its breathtaking natural landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities. From the historic charm of Canyon Road to the serene beauty of the Randall Davey Audubon Center, and from the enchanting sunsets to the adrenaline-filled ski slopes, Santa Fe is a good place to live with an abundance of beautiful places waiting to be explored. 

Julia is a part of the content marketing team and enjoys writing about real estate and design trends. Her dream home be a charming beachside home with lots of light.

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