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The feeling of the chapel is magical--so beautiful--the staircase so magnificent. Then go see San Miguel, oldest church.
I have been to the Loretto Chapel before so I have seen the "miraculous" staircase. On this trip it was closed for a private event. Check before you travel for such closings. It is worth the time and effort to look in on this special...More
We loved visiting the Loretto Chapel. The story of the circular staircase makes me think it was truly a miracle. I loved seeing the picture of the staircase before the hand rails were added. It must have been very scary for the nuns in their...More
This is first a beautiful chapel. Then you marvel at the staircase that was built in the 1800s by one man with a saw, hammer, and carpenter’s square and wooden pegs. When you add that it is a tight circular stair with two 360 degree...More
The unique staircase is a work of art. Pay the admission just to see this. Beautiful chapel that is a nice resting place if not filled with visitors.
The Loretto Chapel is a great place to visit when you don't have a lot of time to spend sightseeing. It's a great place to see NM's beautiful architecture and brush up on some NM history.
I don't get the hype. The staircase is pretty, but it wasn't worth the admission fee to me. Someone is making a ton of money on conspiracy theories. Most frustrating was that nowhere on the website is an admission fee even mentioned. Don't waste your...More
We’re Catholics so this chapel had a special place in our hearts but I believe others could enjoy it just as much. The story of the staircase is amazing and the small chapel is very beautiful. They also had a very nice little gift shop...More
The spiral staircase is an engineering and aesthetic marvel. The story behind it is also mysterious, which adds to the fascination of the staircase. For just a few dollars, an easy walk from the Santa Fe plaza, and 10-15 minutes to admire the staircase, this...More
Beautiful chapel. Stairway is something to be seen. Nice gift shop. Cost $4.00 to get in. You can sit or take photographs inside the chapel. Interesting tree with rosary’s hanging on it near entrance.
