I am from London, England and enjoyed this short film about Santa Fe and I love the history of New Mexico. One day I'm coming to visit - soak it all up and realise my dream.
I am from Spain and i can't wait to visit this state. I mean, everybody that comes to the US for the holidays go to Florida, New York, California... But this state has so much beauty, cultural and historic sites it's worth coming to.
Never been more proud of my hometown. I love the history, the culture, and the community. Unfortunately, this video seems to only show the 'cutesy' side of Santa Fe: the side meant for tourists. There are so many places that I love and feel are a vital part of Santa Fe that aren't even mentioned here.
+marvel_lily Care to elaborate? I'm from New Orleans so i completely understand that what makes a special city special cannot be found at the top tourist attractions. I've been to Santa Fe once and would like to stay for a couple days on my way to Arizona later this month. I'd really appreciate some ideas for food and fun from a local. Thanks!
+Mindy Montague So sorry I didn't get to this sooner! I hope I didn't miss you - even though this place is kinda touristy, the Plaza Cafe is a MUST. for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even a slice of pie. if you happen to be there on a saturday or a tuesday, definitely go to the farmers market (and get some fresh apple cider ;) ) also, for coffee and for snacks go to Downtown Subscriptions just off of Canyon Road. they do the BEST chai lattes you will ever taste. if you want any more suggestions just ask!
Marvel lily, it does suck that they got rid of flying star but, the new movie theater is a lot better than Regal 14, also Second street Bruwery is there so it kind of makes up for it.
+Baldrik Hammer Flying Star sucked, and the owners were perpetually embroiled in one sort of scam or another. I think the law finally caught up with them. Downtown Subscription is awesome, Ohori's is awesome (although Susan sold it quite a few years ago) Hava Java (St Mike's) makes a wicked breve, plus other stuff.
Me encanta Santa Fe; su historia, su pasado español, sus paisajes, su arquitectura, su cultura hispana, gastronomía, sus pueblos nativos americanos...Adoro Nuevo México.
I live and work here, I've left three times and come back. I will never leave again. People from all over the world are intrigued by this glorious little town. I'm so proud of it.
Um how about the Jemez Springs? Or Hyde Park? Or the Tent Rocks? This is nothing but businesses... Which obviously, are vital, but LITERALLY THE NATURE IS THE BEST THING ABOUT SANTA FE. xoxo, native Santa Fean who recently moved to New York City. Watching this bc I'm homesick
kevin quintana I agree! Honestly, I didn’t even know their was a Cinema there. They were right about Christmas! Lol I tried asking the waited for Christmas when I moved to Oklahoma!
There is plenty to do in Northern NM. if your idea of "more to offer" is retail stores and chain restaurants , then move to Albuquerque or some bigger city out of state. If you can't see what Northern NM has to offer, then you are either young or blind.
I live on the east coast, and I have visited northern New Mexico several times, and never get tired of it. I don't live there. That's a different experience. But as a place to visit, it's terrific.
Santa Fe home to the Georgia O' Kiefe museum and the miraculous staircase at Loretto Chaple. Oldest church in the USA at San Miguel. Lots of celebrations on the plaza, Santa Fe fiesta, burning of Zozbra and Las posadas at Christmas.
I'm sure Santa Fe is great for outsiders and rich tourists. But in Albuquerque and elsewhere in the state, Santa Fe has this reputation of being for rich white retirees who like to 'experiene' Native American and Hispanic culture. This video does an excellent job of exemplifying that.
We our sick of the rich white people. Buying are home,s and puting native people out in the streets. We wise would leave for good. Tax,s are so high that we natives and old people our homeless.
lol this is where I want to retire too for those exact same reasons because I am native American and Hispanic and want more culture then what I was raised with in my white washed perfect suburban
@@mrq1701 You really cannot blame low-income people whose property taxes keep going up because their neighborhoods get higher and higher home appraisals. After a while they can no longer afford to live where they were long established. That gentrification happens all the time.
This video really says NOTHING of the true culture and history of this city. This video is marketed to rich tourists. There is a whole other side of Santa Fe, the Santa Fe I share with my friends and relatives when they visit. My first turn off in this video, the white women in ponchos and "cowboy" hats shopping at the flea. Yuck.
Having lived in Santa Fe off--and now living not too far from there--there is substantially more to Santa Fe than the Plaza. Yes, you should see it. Remember, Santa Fe is both the oldest AND highest capital city in the country. Still, there is much to do in Santa Fe County. Lots of old adobe homes and ruins, spectacular red rock cliffs in the country, Indian casinos just north of town, pueblos throughout the vicinity, the Santa Fe Opera... Nambe Falls is just a 20-minute drive north of the city, still in the county. Having lived in Nambe, it's a gorgeous (and haunted) area. It's also on the High Road to Taos. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed your trip. As the previous poster mentioned, the Anglo "cowboys" are not authentic to the area.
I'm a native of Santa Fe and honestly the people who have moved there from the west and east coasts have ruined Santa Fe. The historic beauty and unique culture have been destroyed and changed by their progressive philosophies. They have tried to corner the market with the native American and Hispanic arts and in doing so have ruined the market for the local artist. Native Santa Feans can no longer afford to live there because it has become a little San Francisco. A place never remains unique when you chose to move there and bring the outside views you were moving away from.
I from here to born and raised and its true Santa fe or new mexico in General is a great place but people who move from lib states destroy it I mean didn't they move to get away from that nonsense
Right now on a road trip with my family from Maryland. Currently in Oklahoma City and was debating going West to Santa Fe or South to Dallas. I have always loved the desert so I will go for NM and then Arizona. The US is beautiful really. Lets keep it that way.
They opened meow wolf not long ago, but the food is the major thing to do in Santa Fe. Otherwise their national parks and hiking trails and winter time skiing and lots of art! Not much of a nightlife and Santa Fe isn't like a typical American city that would be more Albuquerque.
I live in Santa Fe, but was born and raised in southern New Mexico just outside of Silver City. The southern part of New Mexico gets overlooked for its food. Santa Fe is nice and of course I enjoy the food, but I wish places like Las Cruces and other southern towns would get more recognition.
im from santa fe and also native american. this video does not properly explain new mexico the way it should be. a bunch of white people selling jewlery that you can get from native american vendors like 30 feet away. this video is more towards rich tourists
yeah definitely. Got to love the Plaza for its historical energy though. At the back of the 5-and-dime, there were pictures of the plaza when people still used part of it to grow corn. Hogs, stuff like that. they served Frito pie back there.
Ryan Taylor I live here too and that's how this tourism works in Santa Fe it only reaches out the the rich people. That's why it works because it's so expensive.
Ryan....heard that. Santa Fe is still real...most folks there have to work for a living. They enjoy the city different also.....but this video. WOW. Tourists only.
@@shrouber871 I am a born and raised New York City Boy....and the reason everybody ages faster in Giant Cities...All running around all day , fast, money money, power, career... Nothing bad about any, but when that is what life is all about...Go outside and sit in the forest and listen to wind in trees with no stupid humans around in NM....if its nt for you then its not, some like big cities......whatever. but just cant BASH a place.....every place has a bit of wack to it.....is it your kind of wack is the question
I really enjoyed my stay here last week. Such an underrated city. People there are SO nice and the food is incredible. Plaza Cafe really was a gem, as was Tia Sophia's and Coyote Cafe!
I love how the natives of Santa Fe express themselves in the comment!! We Californians have the same feeling when the media portrays California. Where I live feels more like Arizona than California!
best restaurants in Santa Fe... El tecolote, la tertulia, Posas, Maria's, and the Coyote Cafe. If they're still there. Best views in and Santa Fe are the cross of the martyrs, and any Vantage point from the Sangre de Cristo mountains. great place to get drunk is the cowgirl Cafe. best place to work off a hangover afterwards, go to 10000 waves. if you run into Gabe in any of these places, backhand him for me. I'm sure there's more than one Gabe in Santa Fe, but don't worry just go for it, it's best to be safe.
Dr.Stormy Stop-Motion it's very dry, so if you live in a moist climate, it will be hard to get used to. The people are really nice. And the food is amazing
There a great deal of adobe structures there and it appears that there are also no skyscrapers in the city and thats probably because it already sits at 7200 elevation.
Glad to see them highlighting Joseph's but they missed a lot here. Not bad though. There are some great churches and museums they could have mentioned.
This state of New Mexico is one of US's margarita earth due to being a place for finding best margaritas, partially this capital of Santa Fe where a margarita trail ever announced.
This is the north of Santa Fe where all the rich people live and they didn’t even show the south side where it is actually pretty nice but whatever at least we are getting some coverage
This isn't true New Mexico, this is the part they want you to see, Santa Fe was bought by the rich and has had one of the highest min. wages in the country. While the rest of the state is among the lowest.
I think people that live in an amazing place always take it for granted because they've been there so long. When you go somewhere that has less to offer is when home starts looking more special. For artists, Santa Fe and surrounding towns are inexhaustible sources of inspiration. I personally find most of NM interesting for many reasons. I'm a working musician,photography and history nut so it would be impossible to be bored there. You have Route 66 attractions,Ancestral Pueblo ruins/petroglyphs/pictographs, Chaco Culture, various pueblos, amazing Catholic missions, incredible landscapes etc...Try to find as many points of interest anywhere else in North America and you'd be hard-pressed to find it. I think the four corners states are all pretty cool. Have to admit tho,since Trump I would be nervous about racism. For the many times I spent several weeks in NM,I never really felt unsafe even when traveling by myself. I would now.
Wow i was expecting more from this video. I saw the tourist sights but that was about it. My family is from way northern nm. I've been in SF since i was 8 or 9 years old and I'm now 37 and there's more to Sf than food and art. Just stop and ask the locals that were raise here. They'll point you in the right direction. Great tourist attraction vid tho. P.s. the best northern nm restaurants are not on the plaza. Just fyi!
Close your eyes, come with me, where it’s clear and green and pretty. And they went and made a city out of clay. The moment that you get there, folks will walk right up and say: welcome home son! Welcome home to Santa Fe! PLANTIN’ crops SPILTTIN’ rails. Swapping tales around the fire, except for Sunday when you lie around all day.
I used to drive a Chevy, but now I drive a Ford. I used to have a girlfriend, but now I'm just plain bored because I lost my little lady, down around Santa Fe, oh I just got to find a woman to take this lonesome feeling away.
Great vid, makes me wish I was a rich white culture apropriating woman so I can fit-in! ...seriously tho, we're (my wife who happens to be black, and my white straight atheist self) interested in possibly moving near Pecos or down in Sandia/Tej area & would love to know what they are really like. Pls drop us some links, locals! & thx in advance!
Anyone planning to visit this Southwest gem should read Willa Cather's "Death Comes for the Archbishop" to learn about its historical depth. It is much more than just trinkets and coffee bars for the well-to-do. BTW, I find it sickening how this video shows the indigenous population serving white tourists (with a subservient big smile).
The elected officials not governing our city is creating chaos for the people visiting and people living in Santa Fe. The loud cars that take over our city day and night and the speeding cars and running red lights is an embarrassment to this city and the tax payers. There is no police presence to control any of this. In short, Santa Fe is going in the wrong direction. The officials are more interested with making the rail and art district another Disney park and not fixing problems at hand. I moved to Santa Fe over 14 years ago and love it, but the last few years of increased noise from the modified car mufflers have taken over the sound scape and is causing noise pollution that's unacceptable for most cities. My family and friends will no longer visit due to lack of sleep either in hotel rooms or at my place due to the noise. There are laws in place to curb the illegal cars but it's not being enforced. This is unfair and I don't know to approach it. I have contacted the governor's office and never received a reply, same with the mayor. Do our elected officials ever step outside to see what's going on in this city? This has been going on for a long time and there's been more than ample time to fix this.
Why is it alway YT people who are telling about history or culture of people that are not YT? You mean nobody else could really tell us about these cultures besides them? SMH
Many of the parents in Santa Fe ignore traffic laws with their kids. Many of these parents are civil servants. Youth in New Mexico deserve to see law-abiding, ethical and conscientious civil servants in their capitals. Their future depends on it. What do you think? Should traffic fines be doubled in capital cities? Imagine law-abiding streets in Santa Fe!!!
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I am from London, England and enjoyed this short film about Santa Fe and I love the history of New Mexico. One day I'm coming to visit - soak it all up and realise my dream.
I am from Spain and i can't wait to visit this state. I mean, everybody that comes to the US for the holidays go to Florida, New York, California... But this state has so much beauty, cultural and historic sites it's worth coming to.
Your people settled this area long ago.
+pokeplatinum50 I know. But al the people that did settle this land, all are dead by now.
I visited New Mexico in May 2016 and I want to go back. They have a Flamenco festival every June.
Not necessarily!
Raul Tamudo thank you
Never been more proud of my hometown. I love the history, the culture, and the community. Unfortunately, this video seems to only show the 'cutesy' side of Santa Fe: the side meant for tourists. There are so many places that I love and feel are a vital part of Santa Fe that aren't even mentioned here.
+marvel_lily i fell the same why about santa fe, but every thing is sooo expensive downtown
+marvel_lily Care to elaborate? I'm from New Orleans so i completely understand that what makes a special city special cannot be found at the top tourist attractions. I've been to Santa Fe once and would like to stay for a couple days on my way to Arizona later this month. I'd really appreciate some ideas for food and fun from a local. Thanks!
+Mindy Montague So sorry I didn't get to this sooner! I hope I didn't miss you - even though this place is kinda touristy, the Plaza Cafe is a MUST. for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even a slice of pie. if you happen to be there on a saturday or a tuesday, definitely go to the farmers market (and get some fresh apple cider ;) ) also, for coffee and for snacks go to Downtown Subscriptions just off of Canyon Road. they do the BEST chai lattes you will ever taste. if you want any more suggestions just ask!
Marvel lily, it does suck that they got rid of flying star but, the new movie theater is a lot better than Regal 14, also Second street Bruwery is there so it kind of makes up for it.
+Baldrik Hammer
Flying Star sucked, and the owners were perpetually embroiled in one sort of scam or another. I think the law finally caught up with them. Downtown Subscription is awesome, Ohori's is awesome (although Susan sold it quite a few years ago) Hava Java (St Mike's) makes a wicked breve, plus other stuff.
Thank you for putting us in a positive light Santa Fe New Mexico is a very lovely place to live I grew up here I was raised here
Me encanta Santa Fe; su historia, su pasado español, sus paisajes, su arquitectura, su cultura hispana, gastronomía, sus pueblos nativos americanos...Adoro Nuevo México.
+Caty Vallbey nuevo mexico fue parte de pais lastima q la perdimos en la guerra SALUDOS desde SONORA MEXICO FRONTERIZO CON NUEVO MEXICO
I live and work here, I've left three times and come back. I will never leave again. People from all over the world are intrigued by this glorious little town. I'm so proud of it.
Better and more welcoming then Arizona, I'll give you that much.
Californian that’s because Arizona wants Californians to keep out.
Arizona is full of racist old people that's why 😂
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Um how about the Jemez Springs? Or Hyde Park? Or the Tent Rocks? This is nothing but businesses... Which obviously, are vital, but LITERALLY THE NATURE IS THE BEST THING ABOUT SANTA FE. xoxo, native Santa Fean who recently moved to New York City. Watching this bc I'm homesick
Kristin Leigh this video was nothing short of an ad
The only entertainment "you go out and eat" lol give my city some more credit
kevin quintana I agree! Honestly, I didn’t even know their was a Cinema there. They were right about Christmas! Lol I tried asking the waited for Christmas when I moved to Oklahoma!
There’s more to Santa Fe then downtown....
You mean like the small ditch they call a "river"?
@@buckhorncortez it's the desert what do u expect
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it's funny how people not from NM get all excited over it
+Adam Torrez Do you live in espanola cuz it sucks here I don't wanna move outta state I wanna go to Abq or santa
+Adam Torrez me too it I love it here but there's nothing.
There is plenty to do in Northern NM. if your idea of "more to offer" is retail stores and chain restaurants , then move to Albuquerque or some bigger city out of state. If you can't see what Northern NM has to offer, then you are either young or blind.
I live on the east coast, and I have visited northern New Mexico several times, and never get tired of it. I don't live there. That's a different experience. But as a place to visit, it's terrific.
@@Adam-nw3nz that's your problem get out of espanola lol come to Abq rio atleast
I'm going to college there!!! On scholarship!!! So blessed!
How was it?
Santa Fe home to the Georgia O' Kiefe museum and the miraculous staircase at Loretto Chaple. Oldest church in the USA at San Miguel. Lots of celebrations on the plaza, Santa Fe fiesta, burning of Zozbra and Las posadas at Christmas.
I love New Mexico so much culture
I'm sure Santa Fe is great for outsiders and rich tourists. But in Albuquerque and elsewhere in the state, Santa Fe has this reputation of being for rich white retirees who like to 'experiene' Native American and Hispanic culture. This video does an excellent job of exemplifying that.
We our sick of the rich white people. Buying are home,s and puting native people out in the streets. We wise would leave for good. Tax,s are so high that we natives and old people our homeless.
They took the culture and kicked out the people. It’s very pretentious.
@@teresajacoby8635 And who sold their homes and property?? Blame them.
lol this is where I want to retire too for those exact same reasons because I am native American and Hispanic and want more culture then what I was raised with in my white washed perfect suburban
@@mrq1701 You really cannot blame low-income people whose property taxes keep going up because their neighborhoods get higher and higher home appraisals. After a while they can no longer afford to live where they were long established. That gentrification happens all the time.
This video really says NOTHING of the true culture and history of this city. This video is marketed to rich tourists. There is a whole other side of Santa Fe, the Santa Fe I share with my friends and relatives when they visit.
My first turn off in this video, the white women in ponchos and "cowboy" hats shopping at the flea. Yuck.
Visiting Santa Fe in 2 weeks. What is it really like?
Having lived in Santa Fe off--and now living not too far from there--there is substantially more to Santa Fe than the Plaza. Yes, you should see it. Remember, Santa Fe is both the oldest AND highest capital city in the country. Still, there is much to do in Santa Fe County. Lots of old adobe homes and ruins, spectacular red rock cliffs in the country, Indian casinos just north of town, pueblos throughout the vicinity, the Santa Fe Opera... Nambe Falls is just a 20-minute drive north of the city, still in the county. Having lived in Nambe, it's a gorgeous (and haunted) area. It's also on the High Road to Taos.
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed your trip. As the previous poster mentioned, the Anglo "cowboys" are not authentic to the area.
What did you expect? This is A NYT travelogue, you do know who their client base is right? They obviously do.
Santa Fe in my hometown. Pretty neat. I grew up there, I'm really getting feels to go back from out here in Louisiana.
can you direct me to a video that shows the "true" side of Santa Fe? not being snarky, i'm interested! it seems like a cool city
I'm a native of Santa Fe and honestly the people who have moved there from the west and east coasts have ruined Santa Fe. The historic beauty and unique culture have been destroyed and changed by their progressive philosophies. They have tried to corner the market with the native American and Hispanic arts and in doing so have ruined the market for the local artist. Native Santa Feans can no longer afford to live there because it has become a little San Francisco. A place never remains unique when you chose to move there and bring the outside views you were moving away from.
That is so true !! Especially the "stars" from California !!!
I from here to born and raised and its true Santa fe or new mexico in General is a great place but people who move from lib states destroy it I mean didn't they move to get away from that nonsense
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@@giovannivelasco3539New Mexico has always been very liberal.
My dad is from Roswell which is a few hours from Santa Fe. I’ve never been to Santa Fe but it’s definitely on my list.
Alien time lol
Love Santa Fe
Right now on a road trip with my family from Maryland. Currently in Oklahoma City and was debating going West to Santa Fe or South to Dallas. I have always loved the desert so I will go for NM and then Arizona. The US is beautiful really. Lets keep it that way.
Hope you enjoyed it, hope you weren’t disappoint with the dessert view only southern New Mexico is really desert
I’m going to New Mexico next year and I’m so excited the last time was there was 10 years ago so I’m over due of a visit
On my way home, back to Texas that is, I spent 2 days Santa Fe. I wish I could've grown up there. So much history there.
Wow I wanna visit now.
I go every weekend and it can be cool
New Mexico is awesome
Yo vivo hace 20 años en Santa fe es muy lindo
There's got to be more this place than coffee shops, art galleries, spas and a flea market... every generic American city has those
They opened meow wolf not long ago, but the food is the major thing to do in Santa Fe. Otherwise their national parks and hiking trails and winter time skiing and lots of art! Not much of a nightlife and Santa Fe isn't like a typical American city that would be more Albuquerque.
Thanks, I don't doubt there's great stuff, just wished this video had shown more of that
I live in Santa Fe, but was born and raised in southern New Mexico just outside of Silver City. The southern part of New Mexico gets overlooked for its food. Santa Fe is nice and of course I enjoy the food, but I wish places like Las Cruces and other southern towns would get more recognition.
Ty Smith ..... yes, meow wolf. if you see Gabe, back hand him for me. if you see Stephen, hug him for me.
We also have all four seasons 🤷♂️
im from santa fe and also native american. this video does not properly explain new mexico the way it should be. a bunch of white people selling jewlery that you can get from native american vendors like 30 feet away. this video is more towards rich tourists
+Ryan Taylor
I didn't see any whiite people selling jewelry? WTF?
yeah definitely. Got to love the Plaza for its historical energy though. At the back of the 5-and-dime, there were pictures of the plaza when people still used part of it to grow corn. Hogs, stuff like that. they served Frito pie back there.
they served Frito pie at the five-and-dime. Not in the plaza 300 years ago. I realize how that read wrong.
Ryan Taylor I live here too and that's how this tourism works in Santa Fe it only reaches out the the rich people. That's why it works because it's so expensive.
Ryan....heard that. Santa Fe is still real...most folks there have to work for a living. They enjoy the city different also.....but this video. WOW. Tourists only.
Where is "The Flea" located? Trying to plan our trip. I can only find other flea markets/stores.
This video don't show nothing... this is what we call Basic White Girl status ... Lol
Bruh its for the New York Times calma ese. Their whole demographic is basic white folks. Los grabachos couldn't handle the real SF
@@ellabellamonster Haha es Verdad!!
Liz Carson y’all really need to shut up New Mexico is wack and y’all know it
@@shrouber871 The ENTIRE WORLD is JACKED UP!! Watch the News!!
@@shrouber871 I am a born and raised New York City Boy....and the reason everybody ages faster in Giant Cities...All running around all day , fast, money money, power, career... Nothing bad about any, but when that is what life is all about...Go outside and sit in the forest and listen to wind in trees with no stupid humans around in NM....if its nt for you then its not, some like big cities......whatever. but just cant BASH a place.....every place has a bit of wack to it.....is it your kind of wack is the question
I really enjoyed my stay here last week. Such an underrated city. People there are SO nice and the food is incredible. Plaza Cafe really was a gem, as was Tia Sophia's and Coyote Cafe!
Best place ever!
Excellent Video!! Thanks for sharing!
I love how the natives of Santa Fe express themselves in the comment!! We Californians have the same feeling when the media portrays California. Where I live feels more like Arizona than California!
At least I can watch this video without the content being blocked unless I subscribe to NYT
Come visit! You will love the food and weather!
Very lucky to live here :)
best restaurants in Santa Fe... El tecolote, la tertulia, Posas, Maria's, and the Coyote Cafe. If they're still there. Best views in and Santa Fe are the cross of the martyrs, and any Vantage point from the Sangre de Cristo mountains. great place to get drunk is the cowgirl Cafe. best place to work off a hangover afterwards, go to 10000 waves. if you run into Gabe in any of these places, backhand him for me. I'm sure there's more than one Gabe in Santa Fe, but don't worry just go for it, it's best to be safe.
@ Lady Maiden 😂 yeah, Gabes are definitely arseholes.
Daniel Razzatos great friend , greetings from mexico.
I live in Santa fe!
I want to move down their, tell me more about it
Dr.Stormy Stop-Motion it's very dry, so if you live in a moist climate, it will be hard to get used to. The people are really nice. And the food is amazing
Alicia Gettler same and I love it
I so want to go to Santa Fe… ❤️🤞♥️
My mom is from NM taught me in Cali how to roast green chilli.
George R. R. Martin? !
Yeah he owns a home here and owns Meow Wolf. Meow Wolf is honestly the only fun thing here 😂
I never knew he helped create Meow Wolf !
he owns a movie theatre
IsaiahCasados He doesn’t own Meowolf, he is just a stakeholder after he gave them the property.
@@isaiahcasados4894 definitely not the only fun thing here. Born and raised in Santa Fe. Meow wolf is amazing, though.
Home sweet home!
zhuzhucollector101 right
Santa Fe is the most unique city in America. Period.
I want to visit Santa Fe with my family. 😍✈️👜👪
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If I could figure out a way to mainline green chili without killing myself, I would do it.
lekkki1 ....lmfao
It's Chile
@@michaelsickenger7692 how do you pronounce that? 😭
@@-talwer it's pronounced the same as chili but it's not the same. Chile is a plant grown in New Mexico.
There a great deal of adobe structures there and it appears that there are also no skyscrapers in the city and thats probably because it already sits at 7200 elevation.
Glad to see them highlighting Joseph's but they missed a lot here. Not bad though. There are some great churches and museums they could have mentioned.
This state of New Mexico is one of US's margarita earth due to being a place for finding best margaritas, partially this capital of Santa Fe where a margarita trail ever announced.
I was expecting this to be about the state prison riot of 1980 that lasted 36 hours...
Go to Santa Fe to experience Japanese culture 😂
I’m from Santa Fe and let me tell you this is definitely not all of Santa Fe their is SOO much more
I want to move there in Santa Fe
I. Was there and enjoy extraordinary works by artist Masterson. Shecko Masterson !,,awesome!
This is the north of Santa Fe where all the rich people live and they didn’t even show the south side where it is actually pretty nice but whatever at least we are getting some coverage
They left out our huge population of homeless drug addicts and the countless needles in out parks and streets.
MR.H83 I think that’s Albuquerque, but hey doesn’t mean both cities aren’t great.. they just have a lot of bad people
You can choose for one of the above gifts
I would just like the weather
3:36 i don't think that's very efficient
Nice video, but it really doesn't capture the beauty and uniqueness of Santa Fe. One of my favorite places to visit in the US.
this is my home
Should've went during fiestas...
George R R Martin?
Lol yup
+Emily hancock Lives in Santa Fe, a big local arts booster.
This isn't true New Mexico, this is the part they want you to see, Santa Fe was bought by the rich and has had one of the highest min. wages in the country. While the rest of the state is among the lowest.
Jeremy G weno debby downer
@@lonewanderer4248 do you Stuart?
Lived there for 8 years.
You guys don't mention the ART!!!!!
too bad all the santa fe locals people live 60 miles away, in rio rancho
Bruh I live in Farmington
I'm in the Enchanted Hills area!
Los alamos which is a different town but lived in Santa Fe for years
Don’t forget ski bueno!
how tf have i not seen these restaurants?????
Santa Fe exists… Jack has join the chat
Dude, I just swiped on Tinder 34 times and I'm out of people age range 20-39.
The good news is I've been super-liked by 14 geriatrics.
Surprised to see George R. R. Martin
I have lived here all my life and I find it so boring 😂 but tourists love it so visit I guess!!!
I think people that live in an amazing place always take it for granted because they've been there so long. When you go somewhere that has less to offer is when home starts looking more special. For artists, Santa Fe and surrounding towns are inexhaustible sources of inspiration. I personally find most of NM interesting for many reasons. I'm a working musician,photography and history nut so it would be impossible to be bored there. You have Route 66 attractions,Ancestral Pueblo ruins/petroglyphs/pictographs, Chaco Culture, various pueblos, amazing Catholic missions, incredible landscapes etc...Try to find as many points of interest anywhere else in North America and you'd be hard-pressed to find it. I think the four corners states are all pretty cool. Have to admit tho,since Trump I would be nervous about racism. For the many times I spent several weeks in NM,I never really felt unsafe even when traveling by myself. I would now.
I'm not going to NM for food. I'm going to workout
James Henry elevation really gets you... reason why many great UFC fighters come to train here
High altitude desert. Great for aerobic training.
dude, i see the beautiful Akha tribal headdress to the left at 1:16
Wow i was expecting more from this video. I saw the tourist sights but that was about it. My family is from way northern nm. I've been in SF since i was 8 or 9 years old and I'm now 37 and there's more to Sf than food and art. Just stop and ask the locals that were raise here. They'll point you in the right direction. Great tourist attraction vid tho. P.s. the best northern nm restaurants are not on the plaza. Just fyi!
Dwi is a right of passage
I'm coming Santa Fe...
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oldest capital in us
They aren’t mud houses, there adobe houses
mystery keven they are stucco. Hardly an Adobe building in Santa Fe
Close your eyes, come with me, where it’s clear and green and pretty. And they went and made a city out of clay. The moment that you get there, folks will walk right up and say: welcome home son! Welcome home to Santa Fe! PLANTIN’ crops SPILTTIN’ rails. Swapping tales around the fire, except for Sunday when you lie around all day.
Beautiful area but I hate how dusty it is. Shoes are constantly dirty.
Don’t forget MeowWolf!
I used to drive a Chevy, but now I drive a Ford. I used to have a girlfriend, but now I'm just plain bored because I lost my little lady, down around Santa Fe, oh I just got to find a woman to take this lonesome feeling away.
Bill C and . Miley??
Wait hold on, there is a NEW Mexico??!!?!?!
louis43233 someone skipped 4th grade history
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@@lonewanderer4248 Is it taught anymore?
Wwwwwwoooooowwwwww. Lol.
@@lonewanderer4248 That's a line from an old Simpsons episode, said by Mr. Burns.
And there’s gringos there too
Great vid, makes me wish I was a rich white culture apropriating woman so I can fit-in!
...seriously tho, we're (my wife who happens to be black, and my white straight atheist self) interested in possibly moving near Pecos or down in Sandia/Tej area & would love to know what they are really like. Pls drop us some links, locals! & thx in advance!
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Anyone planning to visit this Southwest gem should read Willa Cather's "Death Comes for the Archbishop" to learn about its historical depth. It is much more than just trinkets and coffee bars for the well-to-do. BTW, I find it sickening how this video shows the indigenous population serving white tourists (with a subservient big smile).
Hey, this is only 6 minutes and 27 seconds! Clickbait!
The elected officials not governing our city is creating chaos for the people visiting and people living in Santa Fe. The loud cars that take over our city day and night and the speeding cars and running red lights is an embarrassment to this city and the tax payers. There is no police presence to control any of this. In short, Santa Fe is going in the wrong direction. The officials are more interested with making the rail and art district another Disney park and not fixing problems at hand. I moved to Santa Fe over 14 years ago and love it, but the last few years of increased noise from the modified car mufflers have taken over the sound scape and is causing noise pollution that's unacceptable for most cities. My family and friends will no longer visit due to lack of sleep either in hotel rooms or at my place due to the noise. There are laws in place to curb the illegal cars but it's not being enforced. This is unfair and I don't know to approach it. I have contacted the governor's office and never received a reply, same with the mayor. Do our elected officials ever step outside to see what's going on in this city? This has been going on for a long time and there's been more than ample time to fix this.
New Mexico is beautiful and I'm proud that I am a resident.
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Why is it alway YT people who are telling about history or culture of people that are not YT? You mean nobody else could really tell us about these cultures besides them? SMH
I didn't know that new Mexico existed
Flee market gone. It's another casino. One of many. If you just love throwing your money away
Well its not gone just in a different location. I saw it near the buffalo thunder resort.
@@bootsontheground1388 that's nice to know. Sure looks nice. Never visited it. Now don't live there. 😢
It's growing at the new location
BBQ?? T?
New Mexicans are very very friendly
Many of the parents in Santa Fe ignore traffic laws with their kids. Many of these parents are civil servants. Youth in New Mexico deserve to see law-abiding, ethical and conscientious civil servants in their capitals. Their future depends on it. What do you think? Should traffic fines be doubled in capital cities? Imagine law-abiding streets in Santa Fe!!!
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