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Explore downtown Santa Fe's best food and wine venues on a half-day walking tour led by an informative guide. Get a taste of new developments in Santa Fe’s food scene and sample classic New Mexican flavors when you stop into several local eateries. You'll also visit landmarks like the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis, Loretto Chapel, and Palace of the Governors. Your guide shares commentary about the city’s history and the mix of cultures that have shaped its food culture throughout the leisurely walking tour.

Dining options in Santa Fe can seem endless, so remove the guesswork and start your day with a memorable meal at a specialty chef’s brunch not found at any restaurant. A local chef trained at the famously Le Cordon Bleu culinary school prepares a seasonal meal using high-quality ingredients that showcase Santa Fe’s unique cuisine drawn from Spanish, Mexican, and Native American flavors.

See a different side of Santa Fe beyond the plaza on a fun and athletic e-bike tour that earns rave reviews from travelers. Cover more ground than you would on a walking tour, taking advantage of the bike’s battery-assisted boost to go farther without breaking a sweat. Visit places many tourists miss, like the Santa Fe Railyard and River Park that hugs the Rio Grande, while a guide shares insider history not found in the guidebooks.

Rather than wandering around alone, explore Albuquerque's Old Town in the company of someone who knows it best and can provide context. This small-group walking tour introduces you to the legends, lore and colorful characters of this historically rich neighborhood while taking you to all the most important landmarks.

Booking a tour with us will add just the right amount of spooky to your evening. Whether you are from out of town or the city is your hometown, you'll learn about stories that many keep to themselves. We offer 60-minute walking tours, Haunted Pub Crawls, and even ultimate tours that take you to more locations with even darker pasts.

Unleash your inner explorer, gather your team, and prepare for an exhilarating adventure at the Turquoise Museum. "Escape the Turquoise Museum" is set to become a must-visit attraction for locals and tourists alike, promising an experience that transcends traditional museum visits. Designed to challenge the mind and ignite curiosity, "Escape the Turquoise Museum" will test participants' problem-solving skills, teamwork, and ability to think outside the box. As visitors explore the museum's stunning artifacts, they will uncover clues that lead them closer to their ultimate goal: escaping the museum's confines and avoiding being trapped within its walls forever.

Discover Albuquerque’s historical heart when you explore its Old Town—and learn about the city’s history of haunted encounters and other supernatural events—on this private walking tour. Meet your guide in the late afternoon and set off to discover centuries-old landmarks aplenty. As you go, your guide will share ghost stories from the city’s long history, designed to spook and amuse you in equal measure.

Combine dinner with entertainment and enjoy an evening in Albuquerque unlike any other by attending America's largest interactive murder mystery comedy dinner show. While dining on a delicious four-course meal you'll play the part of a sleuth by attempting to solve a crime and rein in the prime suspects who are hiding in plain sight.

If you’re looking to get an introduction to Albuquerque through its history, but don’t want to join a large group tour, try booking this Albuquerque Old Town Private History Tour. A guide tells the city’s history through lore and legends as you stroll the streets and take in sights of Albuquerque’s Old Town highlights. Plus, since this is a private tour, it can be altered to suit your needs and wants.

Hosted by tour company Vigilante Guides. As a 12th generation New Mexican we provide a fun and informational experience that is all inclusive. We talk about our unique culture and heritage, our amazing food and drink, art and outdoors and everything else in between. This is an experience unlike any other where you truly feel like a local. We have fun, interact, and enjoy each others company while we eat and drink some local delicacies.

Visit three of Santa Fe’s destination restaurants—and enjoy a gourmet, multi-course dinner, complete with wine pairings—during this local-led food tour. Meet your guide in the late afternoon right in the central Santa Fe Plaza, and come hungry: you’ll visit top-rated restaurants, and will enjoy high-end, New Mexican dishes at each, plus wine and drinks. In between, spy local landmarks and learn about Santa Fe’s history and food culture.

It isn't uncommon for people to fly just one time in a hot air balloon. Why not make it an exclusive experience for a memorable, peaceful and intimate flight? This makes a perfect gift for all sorts of celebrations and milestones such as anniversaries, birthdays and engagements. Expect a beautiful float along the Rio Grande river with views of wildlife and the Bosque (cottonwood forest) as well as a majestic sunrise over the Sandia Mountains.

If you’re drawn to Santa Fe for its arts scene, get a fantastic introduction on a private tour of Canyon Road, the city’s the most famous art district. With dozens of galleries to choose from, it can be intimidating to know where to start, but an artistic guide removes the guesswork and takes you to the most essential galleries. See the best pieces, and get tips on how to interpret both historic and contemporary art.

Join your local guides on a tour of one of the most notable farmers markets in the country, along with visits to local restaurants, pubs and specialty shops in the Railyard Arts District of Historic Santa Fe. Our Railyard Arts District & Farmers Market Tour features, 4 Santa Fe Railyard gems during your 3-hour walking tour. The Farmers Market is featured on Tuesday & Saturday tours only. While visiting some of our favorite restaurants each guest will be served a generous portion of pre-curated dishes, alcoholic drink pairings, non-alcoholic beverages and of course, dessert! Your tour will highlight the history and culture that surrounds our Santa Fe Railyard Arts District. Be prepared to have fun and learn about this charming district in Santa Fe! **NOTE: You must be in good walking condition as we do cover up to 1.5 miles of total walking. All food and drinks are curated and pre-selected. Please make any food allergies or restrictions known upon booking.

If you’re looking to explore the food of New Mexico while in Albuquerque, this Albuquerque Old Town Food Tour is a great pick. Book now and reserve your spot on this fun tour that passes San Felipe de Neri Church and Capilla de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe on the way to eateries. Enjoy food and alcoholic beverages as your guide tells you about the history, culture, and food of the area.

Get a taste of Santa Fe, and explore the Railyard Arts District by foot, on this guided walking tour. Follow your local guide through the neighborhood, learning about how the arrival of the railroad helped Santa Fe evolve. Stop at four restaurants, and establishments to sample local food, and drinks (included).

Explore the blending of old and new in Albuquerque's Old Town and Sawmill District with Mezcla de Culturas, or "the mix of cultures." This two-hour walking tour celebrates both the historic 18th-century neighborhood with the vision of New Urbanism, mixing retail and residential living. At sites like Albuquerque’s oldest home, the Albuquerque Museum Sculpture Gardens and the San Felipe de Neri Parish, see how three hundred years of growth has made the city into the vibrant destination it is today.

The Turquoise Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico showcases the J.C. “Zack” Zachary turquoise collection. The collection includes turquoise from over 80 locations around the world, several one of a kind pieces including the “George Washington Stone” (a large turquoise stone with a remarkable resemblance to George Washington), and displays show that off almost every aspect of “The World’s Most Colorful Gem”. Energetic, entertaining, and informative tours are guided by a member of the Lowry/Zachary Family. Visitors often remark, “we should have come here before we went shopping”.

Looking for the 'Best Thing to Do' in Santa Fe? You will create 1 painting in 2 hours at Santa Fe Art Classes: even if you've never tried to paint. - Bring wine to privates: Birthdays, bridal parties, and corporate events. - We welcome Last Minute bookings. - Create 1 Frame worthy painting in 2 hours. - One block from The Plaza. - Professional Artist Instructors guide you step by step. - Learn tons of techniques through Robbi’s Proven Firestone Painting method. - Voted #1 Art class/Workshop in Santa Fe for 10 years. - Voted Best of the Best: Santa Fe 2020, 21, 22, 23 - Awarded Travel & Hospitality International.: Best Culture Experience NM 2021 - Partnerships: La Fonda, Hilton, Anasazi, Loretto, etc. - Clients: Raymond James, UNM, YPO, Massey Fergusson - Press: NYTimes, LA Travel, Worth, Huff Post, Santa Fean, NM Mag More FUN than you can imagine. With Hundreds of 5 Stars: 1000’s of Happy Painters, we cannot WAIT to see what YOU Create!

Embark on a 3-hour walking food tour of the Tuesday Farmers' Market and Railyard Arts & Culture District. Allow us to share our unique offerings only available at a New Mexican Farmers' Market from posole to ritual smudge sticks, authentic chile ristras and more. Jump the long lines with us at local folks’ most beloved New Mexican eatery to indulge in a two-course guided tasting each paired with unique top shelf margaritas. Meet the third generation owners from this fabled family and get a glimpse into their rich history and the foods of the region. You’ll learn about the arrival of the railroad in Santa Fe in the 1800s and the rapid and lasting change this brought to the surrounding area as well as it's modern incarnation. End with a sweet artisan tasting to complete the experience. This tour is designed with adventurous eaters in mind. New Mexican cuisine can be spicy, and while we can accommodate food allergies we are not always able to provide "non-spicy" alternatives.