Destination Santa Fe
A UNIQUE DESTINATION: "The City Different"
Travel & Leisure magazine has ranked Santa Fe as one of the country's "Top Three" travel destinations. When you visit Santa Fe, you'll step out of time into a place where past and present merge seamlessly; where Old World style blends with a contemporary outlook. Centuries-old adobe buildings house art galleries and world-class restaurants. Ancient traditions of hospitality are enhanced by modern amenities. From its serene setting in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Santa Fe offers an unrivaled mix of culture, history, art, cuisine and scenery. You'll find it's unlike any other destination in the world!
FOUR SEASONS RESORT
Four Seasons Resort, Rancho Encantado Santa Fe, the Opera's
"Opening Nights Sponsor," offers special opera packages during the season. Four Seasons Resort is located in nearby Tesuque and features 65 guest casitas on 57 acres. Views from the property of the Tesuque Valley, Sangre de Cristo mountains, and the Opera are breathtaking. To learn more visit www.fourseasons.com/santafe or call 877-262-4666 for details on special opera packages.
PERENNIAL DELIGHTS
Every summer is a delight in Santa Fe, thanks to the cultural riches of our community, the glorious weather, and the extraordinary scenery that surrounds us. The historic Plaza remains the social and business hub of the town, perfect for shopping, people watching, and a series of summer evening bandstand concerts. Spanish Market, the Folk Art Market, and Indian Market attract patrons from around the world. Nearby pueblos include Taos, where Native Americans have lived for more than a thousand years, and San Ildefonso, where Maria Martinez perfected her celebrated "black-on-black" pottery. Visit www.SantaFe.org or www.NewMexico.org for more information.
Learn more about our Preferred Hotel Partners as well as other lodging in and around town.
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The variety of cultural flavors offers something for every taste.
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An amazing selection of museums and galleries, Native American and Hispanic cultures, and stunning scenery.
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The high desert summer months offer indigo skies with warm days and cool nights.
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