Accommodations

Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn Secluded adobe pueblo-style Santa Fe bed and breakfast in historic downtown providing a rare opportunity to experience traditional Old Santa Fe lodging. 138 W Manhattan Ave, Santa Fe NM 87501 phone:(800) 461-4599 Blog(25) About Us(11) November Travel to Santa Fe – Thanksgiving is on it’s way!(9)

McKenzie House Treat yourself in downtown Santa Fe! Our wonderfully luxurious vacation casita is conveniently located in a beautiful and historic neighborhood, two short blocks from the Plaza, museums, and all the exciting events Santa Fe has to offer. Contact Us!(5) Rates and Reservations(5) Description(5)

Casas de Santa Fe Property Management Luxury Vacation Rentals within walking distance of the historic Plaza and the galleries of Canyon Road as recommended by Conde Nast, Andrew Harpers "Hideaway Report" and American Express. "We're much more than just a hotel room." vacation rentals | long term rentals | furnished long term | specials | local area guide | santa fe maps | faq

La Posada de Santa Fe Resort and Spa Located a block off Paseo De Peralta and within walking distance of the Downtown Plaza, La Posada is perfect location to discover all Santa Fe has to offer. Amenities include dining, spa, outdoor pool and fitness center. 330 East Palace Avenue, Santa Fe New Mexico 87501 phone:866-331-ROCK Dining(2) Hotel Highlights(2) Guest Rooms(1)

Silver Saddle Motel This kitschy Western style Santa Fe motel has been welcoming budget travelers for the past 50 years. The family owned, affordable motel is a roadside original which allows travelers to experience a bit of old southwest history and charm. The rooms are clean and cozy with a cowboy flair 2810 Cerrillos Rd., Santa Fe New Mexico 87507 phone:(505) 471-7663 About Santa Fe(7) Contact Us(2)

Inn on the Alameda Relax in comfort and serenity nestled downtown between the historic Plaza and the galleries of Canyon Rd. 71 rooms/suites in a tranquil garden courtyard setting. Patios, balconies and fireplaces available. Free parking & local calls. Lavish continental breakfast & afternoon wine reception included with stay. 303 E Alameda St, Santa Fe NM 87501 blog link | videos link | promo rates | rooms/rates | traditional rooms | deluxe rooms | santa fe suites | packages

Arts

Schenck Southwest known internationally for the past 30 years as one of the originators of the contemporary “Pop” western movement, Schenck started painting western subject matter while living in New York during the early 1970’s. Historic(9)

Books and Publishers

Zon International Publishing Award Winning Americana Titles P.O. Box 6459, Santa Fe NM 87502 phone:(505) 995-0102

Dining Out

Bobcat Bite An historic roadhouse and home of the famous Green Chili Cheeseburger. Open Tues-Sat, 11am-7:50pm. Located on Old Las Vegas Highway which at one time was part of historic Route 66. View our Map, get directions and come on over. 418 Old Las Vegas Hwy, Santa Fe NM 87505 phone:983-5319 HISTORY(13)

Galleries

Steve Elmore Indian Art Steve Elmore Indian Art, located in historic downtown Santa Fe, offers quality antique Native American art. Our site is a great resource for learning learn about identification, attribution, pricing, identification and other aspects of this fascinating field. 839 Paseo de Peralta, Suite M, Santa Fe New Mexico 87501 phone:505-995-9677 About Us(7) Collections(3) Pueblo Pottery(3)

Windsor Betts Arts Brokerage House Windsor Betts Art Brokerage House offers the largest inventory of the prominent contemporary and historic Southwest fine artists on the secondary market in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 136 Grant St., Santa Fe NM 87501 About Us(5)

Government

Palace of the Governors New Mexico state's history museum and Registered National Historic Landmark, the palace of the governors is located on the Santa Fe Plaza and holds the Fray Angelico History Library. The museum offers free docent tours and downtown walking tours for a nominal fee. The museum is closed on Mondays. 105 W Palace Ave,, Santa Fe NM 87501 phone:505.988-3454 Educational Programs(29) History Library(21) all upcoming events(17)

Organic

Shohko Cafe Now in its 34th year of continuous operation, Shohko Café is one of Santa Fe's premier restaurants and a local institution. Any local will tell you that for the freshest sushi and organic Japanese food, for the most innovative, modern Japanese specialties and for the best premium sake selection in New Mexico, Shohko Café is the only place to go. 321 Johnson St., Santa Fe New Mexico 87501 87501 phone:(505) 982-9708 History(25) Dinner Menu(4) Subscribe(4)

Products

Serets & Sons Unique home furnishings from around the world. Exotic rugs, antiques, statues, furniture and many other one of a kind items and collectables. One of the world’s great shopping experiences. –Conde Nast History(13)

Real Estate

Natural Homes Realty Providing natural properties and services for sustainable homes, farms, and ranches throughout central and northern New Mexico. (Formaly known as the Invironmental Marketing Group.)

Santa Fe Guides, Portals and Gateways

Canyon Road Arts Canyon Road - the Santa Fe, New Mexico Art Gallery District History and Architecture(31) Santa Fe Museums(8) Favorite Santa Fe Hotels(6)

Shopping

Street Feet Shop online at this trendy Santa Fe store for locals and travelers. We are located in the historic La Fonda Hotel offering Mycrapak Jackets for travel, casual clothing & one of the largest selections of Pikolinos and Hispanitas footwear in the country. 100 E. San Francisco St, Santa Fe NM 87501 phone:505-988-2424 Mycra Pac reversible outerwear(5) Contact Us(5) Baggallini Handbags(4)

Special Interest

Cerrillos Hills Regional Park The Cerrillos Hills Historic Park is the preeminent tri-cultural mining region of North America, a cultural crossroads and a living teacher, a place of refuge and of learning, where all may be nourished by the rich historical and multi-cultural heritage. The Park offers to all who visit it, recreation, education and a renewed sense of connection to the land. To learn about the Cerrillos Hills Historic Park(21) To learn about The Cerrillos Hills Park Coalition(2) How to find the park: Map and directions(1)

Tourism

Santa Fe Convention & Visitors Bureau The official travel site of the Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau contains comprehensive information for visitors, tour groups, meeting planners, wedding groups and everyone else planning a trip to Santa Fe. Discover everything the city has to offer, including lodging, dining, art, shopping, events, things to do and the Santa Fe Visitors Guide. Box 909, Santa Fe New Mexico 87504-0909 phone:800-777-2489 / 505-955-6200 historic sites.(42) historic hotels(38) history(33)

Museum of New Mexico With eight museums and six State Monuments, the Museum of New Mexico presents New Mexico's fascinating art, history and culture. P.O. Box 2087, Santa Fe New Mexico 87504 Exhibitions(32) Museums & Monuments(11) Calendar(5)

SWAIA - Indian Market Producer of the annual Santa Fe Indian Market, SWAIA (Southwestern Association for Indian Arts) is an advocate for Native American arts and cultures (particularly those in the Southwest), and creates economic and cultural opportunities for Native American artists. 141 E. Palace Ave., Santa Fe New Mexico 87501 phone:(505) 983-5220 History(31) SWAIA STAFF(7) Membership(6)

Historic Walks of Santa Fe Historic Walks of Santa Fe provides expert customized destination planning for an array of groups, including major corporations and universities, worldwide travel companies for select groups, wedding and reunion parties and private groups. Spanish translation(11) Canyon Road(6) Taos(6)

The Burning of Zozobra The Zozobra event is staged each year by the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe as a fiery and exciting kick-off to the annual Fiestas de Santa Fe during the weekend following Labor Day. P.O. Box 622, Santa Fe New Mexico 87504-0622 phone:505-660-1965 HISTORY(24) EVENT MAP(2) CONTACT(2)

El Rancho de las Golondrinas Take a journey to the past at "The Ranch of the Swallows." This historic rancho, now a living history museum, dates from the early 1700s and was an important paraje or stopping place along the famous Camino Real, the Royal Road from Mexico City to Santa Fe. Experience the life of another time in a location unlike any other in America. 334 Los Pinos Road, Santa Fe NM 87507 History(13)

Santa Fe Century One hundred miles of history pass under your wheels as you bicycle this annual ride, held each May. You'll travel down the ancient Turquoise Trail, through the old mining towns of Madrid and Golden, across the Ortiz and San Pedro Mountains and to the historic village of Galisteo before wheeling back into Santa Fe.