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Stop Using Clay Filters—Visit the Real Adobe City Instead! 🏜️✨

Santa Fe, the capital of New Mexico, is the second-oldest city in the U.S., founded in 1610. It beautifully blends Native American, Spanish, and Mexican cultures and is renowned for its vibrant art scene and historic Adobe clay architecture. Here are my top recommendations: 🚗 Take the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. Must-stops include the quirky Tinkertown Museum and the iconic San Francisco de Asis Catholic Church. 🥕 Santa Fe Farmers’ Market (Saturdays, 8 AM–1 PM): Don’t miss TRILOGY’s crispy beef jerky 🥩 and La Lecheria’s unique chili-flavored ice cream 🍦. Nearby, Mille Restaurant is also worth a visit. 🏛️ Santa Fe Plaza: Home to historic buildings like the oldest house and oldest church (San Miguel Chapel), plus the famous Loretto Chapel with its miraculous spiral staircase. Also here: the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum—book tickets in advance! 🎨 🎨 Canyon Road: An artsy neighborhood with galleries (window-shopping is free!). Don’t miss the popular Kakawa Chocolate Shop nearby. 🍫 🌍 Museum of International Folk Art: The world’s largest folk art museum—fun for both adults and kids! 🌀 Meow Wolf: An immersive, mind-bending art experience. Skip the VR glasses—they’re not worth it. 🏞️ Bandelier National Monument: Climb ladders into ancient Pueblo cliff dwellings. A unique historical adventure! Parking is limited during peak season. 🧪 Los Alamos: Played a key role in the WWII Manhattan Project. Visit related museums (ID required at checkpoints; no photos allowed). 🧱 Taos Pueblo: A continuously inhabited Native American community dating back over 1,000 years—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Drive The High Road to Taos for stunning mountain, forest, and meadow views 🏔️🌲. Best visited in spring or fall. ⛪ Santuario de Chimayo: A significant Catholic pilgrimage site known for its holy healing dirt. #SantaFe #NewMexico #CulturalTravel #ArtAndHistory #AdobeArchitecture #TravelInspiration #ExploreUSA #LocalFlavors #WorldHeritage #Wanderlust

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Zara Larsson
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Zara Larsson
Zara Larsson
4 months ago

Stop Using Clay Filters—Visit the Real Adobe City Instead! 🏜️✨

Santa Fe, the capital of New Mexico, is the second-oldest city in the U.S., founded in 1610. It beautifully blends Native American, Spanish, and Mexican cultures and is renowned for its vibrant art scene and historic Adobe clay architecture. Here are my top recommendations: 🚗 Take the Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. Must-stops include the quirky Tinkertown Museum and the iconic San Francisco de Asis Catholic Church. 🥕 Santa Fe Farmers’ Market (Saturdays, 8 AM–1 PM): Don’t miss TRILOGY’s crispy beef jerky 🥩 and La Lecheria’s unique chili-flavored ice cream 🍦. Nearby, Mille Restaurant is also worth a visit. 🏛️ Santa Fe Plaza: Home to historic buildings like the oldest house and oldest church (San Miguel Chapel), plus the famous Loretto Chapel with its miraculous spiral staircase. Also here: the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum—book tickets in advance! 🎨 🎨 Canyon Road: An artsy neighborhood with galleries (window-shopping is free!). Don’t miss the popular Kakawa Chocolate Shop nearby. 🍫 🌍 Museum of International Folk Art: The world’s largest folk art museum—fun for both adults and kids! 🌀 Meow Wolf: An immersive, mind-bending art experience. Skip the VR glasses—they’re not worth it. 🏞️ Bandelier National Monument: Climb ladders into ancient Pueblo cliff dwellings. A unique historical adventure! Parking is limited during peak season. 🧪 Los Alamos: Played a key role in the WWII Manhattan Project. Visit related museums (ID required at checkpoints; no photos allowed). 🧱 Taos Pueblo: A continuously inhabited Native American community dating back over 1,000 years—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Drive The High Road to Taos for stunning mountain, forest, and meadow views 🏔️🌲. Best visited in spring or fall. ⛪ Santuario de Chimayo: A significant Catholic pilgrimage site known for its holy healing dirt. #SantaFe #NewMexico #CulturalTravel #ArtAndHistory #AdobeArchitecture #TravelInspiration #ExploreUSA #LocalFlavors #WorldHeritage #Wanderlust

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Museum of International Folk Art
Meow Wolf Santa Fe
Bandelier National Monument
Taos Pueblo
Santuario de Chimayo
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