This site shows visitors what life was like for the native people before Coronado (the Spanish explorer) arrived in 1540.

Art gallery featuring Indian art.

The second oldest family-owned gallery in the country featuring contemporary American art.

A sculpture garden full of giant stone creations from Zimbabwe.

Historic and famous mission church "San Jose de Laguna" that was built in 1699.

Built in 1795, this church houses the oldest shrine to the Virgin Mary in the United States.

People of all ages can explore the heavens at this imaginative planetarium, which combines entertaining presentations and interactive techniques with storytelling and informative astronomical programming.

Believed to be the largest adobe structure in the United States, parts of this magnificent church date from 1761.

Civil War buffs will appreciate the little known history of the 28 Confederate soldiers from Texas buried in this spot.

Find out more about the history, culture and art of the Southwest by browsing this library's rich collection of books and periodicals, or attend special events such as storytelling and interactive learning exhibits geared to the entire family.

Tour company that specializes in individual and group vacation planning services for the Santa Fe and the greater Southwest area.

Learn how to climb or brush up on your lead climbing or outdoor climbing skills at this indoor sports facility that offers ongoing classes and clinics for all ages.

Take a private-guided tour of Santa Fe and other areas in New Mexico with this tour company.

Built by the U.S. Army in 1846 to protect the American presence in Santa Fe, the remains of this historic military fort still stand on a hill overlooking the town.

This religious complex focuses on Archbishop Lamy, an important player in Santa Fe's history.