The heart of downtown Santa Fe for nearly 400 years, the Plaza remains the central part of the city, hosting Indian and Spanish Markets and other annual events as well as community gatherings, concerts and more.

This glorious Gothic-Revival style chapel was completed in 1878 and modeled after King Louis IX's Sainte Chapelle in Paris. The church was built for the Sisters of the Loretto, who established a school in Santa Fe in 1853. According to legend, St. Joseph the Carpenter had a role in the building of the chapel's Miraculous Staircase, constructed between 1877 and 1881 with two 360-degree turns and no apparent means of support. Today, the church is a private museum and a popular site for wedding ceremonies.

"A multi-dimensional experience for adults and kids featuring a mind-bending world accessed through secret passages.”- USA TODAY

The original permanent Meow Wolf exhibition, House of Eternal Return is a monumental achievement in DIY world creation and collaboration, featuring over 70 rooms made by local and community artists.

At House of Eternal Return, people of all ages are encouraged to explore a curious family home, a mysterious tragedy born out of scientific experimentation, and the spectacular dreamworlds that have emerged in its wake. Simultaneously an expression of punk subversion and magical humanness, Meow Wolf Santa Fe is an art experience that's boldly playful in its presentation and willingness to reveal the hands of its creators.

Here you will find the highest density of galleries in the US (100+) and the heart of Santa Fe’s gallery scene along a half-mile, tree-lined pedestrian-friendly stretch. Once all private homes, the charming adobe buildings now host pieces ranging from contemporary to traditional, Western to Native American to abstract, created by artists from all over the world. Explore small eateries, cafes, and award-winning, fine-dining restaurants.

The Railyard is Santa Fe's new place to meet-shop for unique gifts, have a great meal, enjoy outdoor festivals, concerts and movies, or just relax and play. From our nationally renowned Farmers Market, SITE Santa Fe, contemporary art galleries, Violet Crown Cinema, award-winning Park and the RailRunner train - you haven't seen Santa Fe until you've seen the Railyard.

This 18-hole course is ranked among the Top 100 Public Courses by Golf Digest, and America's top 50 by Golf Magazine. Enjoy a majestic desert golf experience.

Steeped in history and tradition, Ojo Caliente is one of the country’s oldest health spas. Tucked between the rugged desert cliffs and cottonwood-lined bosque, these pristine hot springs await soakers seeking healing and respite. Whether you are staying overnight or visiting just for the day you’ll enjoy sinking into a deep state of relaxation in our communal geothermal pools, each with their own mineral content and unique ambiance. Soak in seclusion away from the crowd with a private soaking experience. Follow up with restorative spa treatments applied by expert therapists and dine on traditional farm fresh cuisine at the Artesian Restaurant where elements of the Southwest are infused with every bite.

Day soaking is available daily from 10am - 10pm, no reservations required.

In its celebrated 21 years, Geronimo has established a reputation as the place to dine in Santa Fe. Tradition and innovation merge at this Canyon Road legend, where simplicity and understatement reign. New Mexico's only Mobil 4 star and AAA 4 diamond rated restaurant.

Visit the new Farm Shop Norte for a unique Los Poblanos shopping and tasting experience in downtown Santa Fe. Just north of the plaza, Farm Shop Norte is housed in a renovated 1935 Sinclair Oil gas station/farm supply store in Santa Fe’s core historic district. As part of Los Poblanos’ mission of historic preservation, the renovation process restored signature elements of classic American roadside architecture.

Farm Shop Norte offers Los Poblanos’ signature lavender products, botanical gin and Farm Foods, curated objects for the home, and New Mexico-made wine and spirits. Stop in to find everything you need for inspired entertaining or the perfect gift. Adjacent, Bar Norte is an intimate setting to enjoy specialty cocktails made with Los Poblanos Botanical Spirits (and more) and enjoy light bites.

Serving New Mexican food since 1953. Family owned and operated in old hacienda dating back to 1692. World renownded red and green chile specialties.

El Nido "The Nest" originally opened in 1922 in the Pueblo of Tesuque. We are a relaxed Contemporary Northern Italian Restaurant & Bar. Specializing in meats and seafood cooked on our signature Argentine-Style hardwood grill and a wood-burning pizza oven. Our bar offers seasonal craft cocktails stirred to perfection. Three fireplaces and beautiful patio to relax on!

Funky cafe with a varied, eclectic menu centered on New Mexican fare, plus a general store & bakery.

Located just off the Santa Fe Plaza and near the state capitol, Rio Chama is a "home away from home" for both locals and visitors alike. Beyond the unassuming entrance on Old Santa Fe Trail, you will find a relaxing atmosphere offering a mix of intimate dining rooms, inviting patios and one of Santa Fe's most popular bars. Rio Chama is a Santa Fe tradition that features innovative, American cuisine with New Mexican influences, serving the best prime rib, burgers and fondue in town. We combine excellent food, wine and spirits with great hospitality and service, making Rio Chama perfect for any occasion!

Rio Chama offers a mix of intimate dining spaces, two beautiful patios and a bustling bar.