Fun in Santa Fe
Santa Fe Opera....
Attend world-class opera productions in the enchanting foothills of Santa Fe.
"Nature plays a major role here too
... from afternoon thundershowers, followed by the invigorating aroma of big sage and pinon, to sunsets and celestial views that flood our skies."
Richard Gaddes,
General Director
Historic Downtown Santa Fe
Town centre is 3/4 of a mile northeast; the walk passes many of the art shops for which the town has become famous - these sell paintings, Southwest jewellery, antiques and Indian crafts.
more informationTake a Trip on the Santa Fe!
When the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad decided to bypass one of its namesake cities, the city leaders of Santa Fe decided to start their own short line to Lamy, NM the nearest AT&SF station to Santa Fe, NM.
That Railway still operates today, both as a working freight railroad and a scenic run with vintage passenger cars such as the 1158 shown here which was built in 1922 and the Lamy Plaza, built in 1950, one of only 6 Dome/Lounge cars delivered to the Santa Fe Railroad.
For many visitors, the railway is the only thing they know about Santa Fe before they come here. They hum the 40's swing song "The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe," and they point excitedly to the familiar Santa Fe herald, the blue cross in the circle.
Dining is a Fine Art
Santa Fe is a melting pot. And when you dine in Santa Fe you are warmed to the soul. It's not just the linger of chile on your tongue. There's also a hint of history, a concoction of traditions created by people whose roots in New Mexico stretch back to the sixteenth century. Succumb to Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe's restorative powers are legendary. People have been traveling here for centuries to renew body, mind and spirit in the area's high, dry climate, natural hot springs, sun-filled days and endlessly starry nights. There's no better place to find sanctuary for the soul.
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