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Santa Fe's intriguing mix of Native American, Southwestern and Spanish influences is reflected in the city's vibrant arts community, as well as its architecture and ambiance. Among several prominent art museums, the Georgia O'Keeffe and the Museum of International Folk Art are perhaps the best known. Other popular museums include the 19th-century-themed Rancho de las Golondrinas. Visitors to the older sites of Santa Fe won't want to miss the Palace of the Governors, the oldest continually inhabited building in America, or the city's plaza, another major landmark.
 
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Don't-Miss Attractions
TripAdvisor's editorial team reviewed our attractions database and selected the best local attractions to highlight in this itinerary. Some are popular, some are off the beaten path, but all are worth a visit.
Art museumsArt museums
Museum of International Folk Art: More than 120,000 objects are on display at this museum, including the Girard Foundation's collection of miniature buildings, streets and village scenes from 100 different countries.
Address: 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Phone: 505 476 1200
Admission fee
Museum of Spanish Colonial Art: This museum houses over 3,000 objects in its varied collection of Spanish Colonial art.
Address: Museum Hill, 750 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Phone: 505-982-2226
Admission fee
Georgiea O'Keefe Home: A celebration of the life and works of the famous contemporary artist, this museum is divided into nine exhibition galleries and has an outdoor sculpture area.
Address: 217 Johnson Street, PO Box 40, Abiquiu, New Mexico
Phone: 505-685-4539
Admission fee
Multicultural historyMulticultural history
El Rancho de las Golondrinas: This living history museum, located just south of Santa Fe, recreates 18th-century ranch life. Guides, dressed in period clothing, show how people lived in early New Mexico.
Address: 334 Los Pinos Rd., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Phone: 505 471 2261
Admission fee
Palace of the Governors: Thought to be America's oldest continuously-occupied building, this former Spanish, Mexican and American governmental building is now a history museum.
Address: 105 W. Palace Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Phone: 505 827 6483
Admission fee
Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian: The museum features changing exhibitions of contemporary and historic Native American art with an emphasis on the Southwest.
Address: 704 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Phone: 800 607 4636 , 505 982 4636
Free
Center of activityCenter of activity
The Plaza: Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the Plaza is the heart and soul of the city. The gathering spot for residents and tourists alike is surrounded by city landmarks, shops and restaurants.
Address: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Free
RestaurantsRestaurants
Guadalupe Cafe: Large portions of tasty grub at reasonable prices are served for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Address: 422 Old Santa Fe Trl, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Phone: (505) 982-9762
Don't miss the restaurant's classic Adobe Pie
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Where to Stay
Our editorial team selected local hotels and resorts that have good reputations and good deals. Because we know travelers' budgets differ vastly, we chose hotels at different price points rather than listing the city's top five hotels, which might all be in the same price range.
Luxury hotelsLuxury hotels
Hacienda at Hotel Santa Fe
Popularity index: #7 in Santa Fe
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Inn of the Anasazi, A Rosewood Hotel
Popularity index: #8 in Santa Fe
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Inn of the Governors
Popularity index: #4 in Santa Fe
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Residence Inn Santa Fe
Popularity index: #14 in Santa Fe
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Hotel Santa Fe
Popularity index: #12 in Santa Fe
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Super 8 Santa Fe
Popularity index: #22 in Santa Fe
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Recommended Reading
"Treating Mom to Art, Opera and Lots of Chilies"  New York Times (free registration required), Dec 23, 2007
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"Is Santa Fe Ready for a Makeover?"  New York Times (free registration required), Aug 5, 2007
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"Going To: Santa Fe"  New York Times (free registration required), Oct 1, 2006
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"Santa Fe, with nary a cow's skull in sight"  Los Angeles Times (free registration required), Sep 3, 2006
A list of this city's best contemporary art galleries, plus recommended hotels and restaurants.
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