Things to do in and around Santa Fe!

Enjoy the rhythm of Santa Fe by having a sumptuous breakfast with a good company. Then stroll down to the historic plaza and sock yourself in the history, culture and art of Santa Fe by visiting some galleries, museums, churches,  cafes, and maybe some historic houses; and everything falls into place…..

Self-Guided Tour

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If this is your first time to Santa Fe, our seasoned guest suggest to start visiting Santa Fe with a self-guided walk-tour starting from right hear at the B&B, please click here to start your tour.

Canyon Road

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We call it the largest museum in the world, Canyon Road have more art than the Louvre in Paris. An easier way to is take a $10 Uber to the Teahouse to the top of Canyon Road and walk downwards (though it is not that steep). You will see world-class art on the side of the road, in every shop, alley, and of course in every gallery. And on a good day, you will get to meet some of the artists. The gallery owners and workers are very proud of their art and artists and love to share the stories behind their art pieces, so strike up a conversation.

Railyard District

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Santa Fe Railyard is a hub of entertainment, shopping, food and events. Meet up with friends to cruise the Farmers Market or watch a film on the lawn during the Railyard’s summer movie nights.

Museum Hill

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Please remember to visit Museum Hill, it is right here in Santa Fe, only 2-miles drive from the B&B on Old Santa Fe Trail. There you will find Museum of International Folk Art, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, and much more.

Bandelier & Valles Caldera

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Main Pueblo Loop Trail Tours

July through October

Join a Ranger for an interpretive walk of the Pueblo Loop Trail (as staffing permits). Although the topics vary by Ranger, you will lean about the flora and fauna, the culture, and the history of Bandelier National Monument that you might not hear anywhere else. This short 30- 45 minute tour starts from the Visitor Center and ends at the Tyuonyi Pueblo or beyond.
As staffing and weather permits, hikes are currently offered at 10:45am and 1:30pm, meet on back patio of Visitor Center. These tours are free and no reservation required.

High Road to Taos

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To experience the best of both worlds, this route will take you on the “High Road” to Taos and on the way back, you will take the “Low Road” to Santa Fe.

Restaurants

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Santa Fe is filled with some wonderful restaurants; luckily most of the best restaurants are a small walk from the main B&B. Here is a list of our guests’ favorite.