Things to do in Santa Fe
Discover amazing Santa Fe activities and premium in-home experiences.
Santa Fe is a captivating tapestry of rich history, vibrant arts, and breathtaking landscapes that invites exploration and reflection. Known for its adobe architecture and vivid sunsets against the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this enchanting city offers a unique blend of Native American culture, Spanish colonial heritage, and contemporary creativity. Whether you're exploring world-class galleries or savoring the spicy flavors of Southwestern cuisine, Santa Fe promises an unforgettable journey through tradition and innovation.
Popular Activities in Santa Fe
Insider-Led Canyon Road Gallery Tour Santa Fe
Explore Santa Fe's famed Canyon Road with an art insider and discover top galleries in just two hours
Santa Fe E-Bike Rental
Ride Santa Fe by e-bike for 2 hours with helmet and curated routes
Santa Fe Architecture and Interiors Walking Tour with Wine Tasting
Discover Pueblo, Territorial, and Northern New Mexican styles, then enjoy a wine tasting.
Taos Artisan Walking Tour with Chocolate
Explore Taos’ creative heart with artist visits and a chocolate elixir
Santa Fe Old Town Art & History Walking Tour
Discover Old Town's art scene and rich history with a knowledgeable local guide
Taos Backcountry Snowshoeing Day Tour
Explore Taos backcountry on scenic snowshoe trails with a certified guide and picnic lunch
Explore the Enchantment of Santa Fe
Santa Fe is a vibrant city where adobe architecture meets an artistic spirit and rich cultural history. Known for its Pueblo-style buildings, this high-desert town offers visitors a unique blend of Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo influences. Art lovers will find their haven in the galleries along Canyon Road or at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. If you're visiting during summer, don't miss the world-renowned Santa Fe Opera with performances set against stunning sunset views.
The landscape surrounding Santa Fe invites exploration all year round. Take a hike in Bandelier National Monument to see ancient cliff dwellings or enjoy skiing on Sangre de Cristo Mountains' slopes during winter months. The city's proximity to these natural wonders makes it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to combine culture with adventure.
No visit would be complete without experiencing local flavors at one of Santa Fe's acclaimed restaurants serving up New Mexican cuisine—think green chile stew and stacked enchiladas that pack a flavorful punch. For those seeking relaxation after a day of discovery, unwind at Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Spa nestled just outside town amidst tranquil forested hillsides offering rejuvenating treatments inspired by nature itself.