Romantic Things To Do in La Cienega, New Mexico

'El Rancho de las Golondrinas' ('The Ranch of the Swallows') is a former ranch in the northern part of the U.S. state of New Mexico that has been recreated as a "living museum". Going north it was the last camping place (paraje, ... More on Wikipedia

The plaza is still the city's social hub, and the blocks surrounding it are rich with history. In the cent... More on Moon Handbooks: New Mexico

A 15-mile paved route from the heart of historic Santa Fe up into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The Santa... More on Trails

School House is completely closed to climbing for the foreseeable future. Please respect the wishes of the ... More on RockClimbing

The Santa Fe School of Cooking offers several cooking classes a week in southwestern cuisine. We went ... More on igougo

One of the largest and best known gallerists in Santa Fe, Gerald Peters has been a presence in Santa Fe for decades. His signature gallery houses an enormous collection of 19th, 20th, and contempor... More on NileGuide

If you see only one gallery in Santa Fe this should be the one! They have art from contemporary artists to Western Painters and the Taos ... More on TripAdvisor

Paolo Soleri Amphitheatre - Let’s face it. Going out in the city can get waaaaaay too expensive. Dinner, dr... More on clubzone

The Paolo Soleri Amphitheatre is located on the grounds of the Santa Fe Indian School, and during ... More on Yahoo! Travel

El Museo, a center of Hispanic culture and learning, showcases and promotes Hispanic art, culture and history. With gallery space and a 200-seat theater, El ... More on Discover America

800-year old Adobe house; considered the oldest ... More on TripAdvisor

If you want to see truly old items, drive to Museum Hill. More on TripAdvisor

This gallery merges the unpretentious aesthetic of Japanese art with the natural beauty of the Southwest. Museum-quality ceramics and pottery and sume-i paintings are the big draws. They also host ... More on NileGuide

Tesuque Pueblo artists are known for their pottery, painting and sculpture, particularly rain gods, whimsical figures originally invented for tourists in the 1880s. Annual events include the Corn D... More on Discover America

This trail is a great early morning adventure just west of Santa Fe. Pay c More on Trails

In the heart of Canyon Road, this small gallery houses a regular herd of bronze horses, as well as Impressionistic artists such as Joseph Breza ... More on NileGuide