Learn to create meals and mix spices Southwestern style, at this popular cooking school.

This living history museum, located just south of Santa Fe, recreates 18th-century ranch life. Guides, dressed in period clothing, show how people lived in early New Mexico.

Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the Plaza is the heart and soul of the city. The gathering spot for residents and tourists alike is surrounded by city landmarks, shops and restaurants.

Art lovers will delight in Santa Fe's many famous painters and photographers.

This museum, which has a 42,000 piece collection, is a must for those interested in Indian culture.

Thought to be America's oldest continuously-occupied building, this former Spanish, Mexican and American governmental building is now a history museum.

More than 120,000 objects are on display at this museum, including the Girard Foundation's collection of miniature buildings, streets and village scenes from 100 different countries.

A Japanese health spa.

This chapel contains a mysterious spiral staircase built without nails, dowels or any visible support.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Santa Fe Opera is an opera company located 7 miles north of Santa Fe in New Mexico, U.S.A. on a former guest ranch of 199 acres where, in addition to the...

This museum houses over 3,000 objects in its varied collection of Spanish Colonial art.

Constructed in 1610 by the Tlaxcalan Indians of Mexico, who came to New Mexico as servants of the Spanish, this is the oldest church still in use in the country.