World-Class Shopping
While the first thing you might think of when you think of Santa Fe is likely the expansive, breathtaking views, the second thing might just be the shopping. The city's famous Canyon Road, which is just steps from Casa Cuervo, boasts more than 100 galleries, studios, and shops featuring both traditional and modern pieces. Head into Old Town and you’ll find everything from boutique clothing stores and hip apothecaries to handmade jewelry and cozy bookstores. You can easily spend an entire day strolling down historic streets, browsing shops, and grabbing coffee or a bite to eat in town - we also have our favorite places and would love to share our recommendations!
Dining
Foodies will be right at home here in Santa Fe, and Casa Cuervo is the perfect central location to have as a home base. The city offers a unique blend of traditional Southwestern flavors and contemporary cuisine and boasts numerous award-winning restaurants, including James Beard-nominated chefs. Canyon Road features several local favorites, including El Farol, Geranimo, and The Tea House, all of which are within walking distance of Casa Cuervo. Santa Fe is also home to several food festivals throughout the year, as well as a beautiful Farmer’s Market in the Railroad District, so there is always a culinary wonder to explore and enjoy!
Meow Wolf
One of Santa Fe’s best-known attractions, Meow Wolf is fun for the whole family—an immersive, explorable “maximalist” exhibition that features mind-bending installations, secret passages and lots more. They have special features, performances and 70 rooms with self-guided detective adventures that appeal to all ages. They’re at 1352 Rufina Cir; Santa Fe, NM 87507l 1-866-636-9969 and
Bandelier National Monument
You won’t believe you’re just a few miles from downtown Santa Fe when you descend into Frijoles Canyon and see Bandelier National Monument for the first time. You can walk among (and even climb into) Anasazi homes, view petroglyphs and imagine what life was like for the people who lived in this stunning setting. Nearby, also along Route 4, is Tsankawi, a separate part of Bandelier Monument, where you can trace the footsteps of inhabitants from centuries past, and guide yourself on the trail that circles a mesa with amazing 360-degree views.
Georgia O’Keefe Museum
While Santa Fe is home to a number of fantastic museums, the Georgia O’Keefe Museum is truly a gem. The museum features pieces from throughout her career and also features personal items and histories, illuminating the life and work of one of America’s greatest artists. Experience her paintings from the place that inspired her. You’re almost sure to look at the breathtaking New Mexico landscapes a little differently after a visit here.
Galisteo Basin Preserve
Santa Fe is surrounded by an incredible variety of terrain—alpine peaks, tall pine and aspen forests, rugged canyons and miles and miles of juniper and pinon scrub desert. All that land is crisscrossed with hiking and biking trails. Most are rated easy to moderate, and all offer an up close and personal experience of the Southwest that you can fully enjoy, while getting back to town in time for lunch.