🇺🇸 New Mexico | Santa Fe Edition

Founded in 1610, Santa Fe is one of the oldest state capitals in the U.S., blending Spanish, Native American, and Anglo influences. It’s also a global arts hub, home to world-class galleries, museums, and music festivals. 🎨✨ Must-Visit Spots 1️⃣ Santa Fe Plaza The historic heart of the city, surrounded by galleries, restaurants, and shops. Hosts live music, art fairs, and cultural events year-round. Nearby: Palace of the Governors (oldest public building in the U.S.). 2️⃣ Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Dedicated to the iconic modernist artist, featuring her New Mexico-inspired landscapes. A perfect blend of art and nature. 3️⃣ Loretto Chapel Famous for its "Miraculous Staircase"—a spiral stairway with no central support (architectural wonder!). 4️⃣ Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi A stunning Romanesque-Gothic landmark in downtown Santa Fe. 5️⃣ Bandelier National Monument Ancient Pueblo cliff dwellings + petroglyphs (great for hiking and history lovers!). 6️⃣ Canyon Road Art lover’s paradise—80+ galleries, boutiques, and cozy cafés in a half-mile stretch. 7️⃣ Pecos National Historical Park Explore Pueblo ruins + Civil War sites—a deep dive into local history. Eats & Drinks 😋 1️⃣ Iconik Coffee Roasters Famous for vanilla lattes + chill vibes. 2️⃣ The Pantry Rio Local favorite for hearty breakfasts & New Mexican dishes (affordable + delicious!). 3️⃣ Sazon No-menu Mexican fine dining—each dish is a surprise masterpiece. 4️⃣ La Boca Best Spanish tapas in town—don’t miss their seafood paella! 🥘 #NorthAmericaLife #StudyAbroad #TravelUSA #RoadTrip #NewMexico #SantaFe #ArtAndCulture #FoodieAdventure 🚗🌵