My wife and I recently did a spontaneous trip to Santa Fe. I found this video as we were driving there and ended up doing most of the things on the list. We had a great time and really appreciated that you basically planned our trip for us! Thanks! 👍🏻
I too live in Santa Fe. Good job! You got some good highlights there. Of course, you can spend years here and still discover new things about Santa Fe. I would add yet another church. The Santuario de Chimayo. As well as a drive up the mountain to the Santa Fe Ski Basin. Talk about great sunsets, this is a good one.
I'd love to visit this place. I'm from North Carolina so it's another world for me. But a great place to practice Spanish I'm sure as well as learn about this ancient part of our history. NM seems like what a Native American society would look like today
I'm the 11 generation French born in Santa Fe. Thank You for Representing Our City with Accuracy, As Well As the Surrounding Area. Next time in Town, Go to La Fonda Hotel, right between the Cathedral and Loretto Chapel. The Bell Tower Bar and Restaurant has another Great Sunset View...
My parents are from North New Mexico. Live in Texas now. My Dad grew up in Chama. I know we are descendent from Spain, and Native American. I remember my Aunt saying someone was French . I love going up there, and find places to eat. I'll be going next Friday. Have a Good day.
If you ever go back check out the historic turquoise trail and it’s tiny towns connecting Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The 80’s movie young guns was filmed there
Meow isn't local slang, it's an old nationally used well used word. I would gladly give him a break it was local vocab, or if English was clearly not his first language, but this was just bizarre.
Beautiful weather even in winter inLas Cruces, New Mexico. Be sure to eat at Tomasitas in Santa Fe and a dozen or so other places. Thank you, love New Mexico.
I would also highly recommend Ten Thousand Waves Spa and camping in Hyde State Park. Both are northeast and close by. Also, everyone must experience New Mexican cuisine.
18. El Flamenco. As a local, this show is a gem. This dance troupe are passionate and the musicians are world class. Thats if you are into true Santa fe culture
Youissed chimayo, the sand where the crucifix was found. A church was built over the sight. But at the people's request a hole was left on the floor, where the cross was found. People claim miracles when they take some of the sand. No matter how much sand is taken, it never depletes. A miracle In itself
Great tour of a place I really love! You covered most of it, I'll have to say, but when you were headed down the mountain from Bandelier on New Mexico Route 4 if you went just a few miles further you'd have come to an amazing place now called the Valle Caldera, formerly known as the Valle Grande and also as the Bacca Location no.1. The Bacca was a cattle ranch that was given to Louise De Bacca by the king of Spain. It encompassed pretty much the entire north central part of the state. Since then the ranch was sold off in parcels until only 98,000 achers were left and then in the late 90's it became a possession of the U.S. Forest Service. I was a cowboy on the ranch between 1996 and 1999 while the Dunagan Corporation of Texas owned it. It's an amazing property and is open to the public. South of the Valle Caldera on Route 4 is Spense Hot Spring, one of the nicest hot springs I've ever visited. The water is Geo thermally heated to a temperature of 101° year round. The Jemez mountains are very volcanicly active and are home to many great springs. The town of Jemez Springs is another 10(?) miles to the south of Spence Hot Springs. For many years it was a ranching community and durring the second world war it nearly became the site of the National Laboratory but Los Alamos won out because the War Department was looking for a mountain town with only one road in and out. N.M.4 went through Jemez Springs and terminated in Los Alamos at that time and that is why the National Labs were built there. Einstein and Oppenheimer did make many of the final calculations in the development of the atomic bomb in Jemez Springs in what is now The Jemez Mountain Inn, a very nice B&B. There are many nice places to stay there and there are a number of great eating places and art galleries to check out. Were I in Santa Fe looking for things to do I'd definitely go to the Jemez. It's not far. The people there are wonderful and Route 4 is designated a National Scenic Biway and I'm sure I couldn't recommend a more beautiful place to see. By the way, there is an authentic cowboy saloon and restaurant called, Los Ojos (the eyes). Food is great and that's where the locals go. Worth investigating. Thanks for the video!
Einstein didn't have anything to do with plus albums. He was not a "nuclear" physicist. (Relevativistic mechanics) Edward Teller actually did most of the calculations with a few other guys. They used a lot of women to actually do the repetitive computations. (PDE Solutions can be extremely repetitive. This is why computers made all the difference.) Oppeheimer was primarily involved with management. He was selected because of his friendship with so many of the scientists of the day. It turned out to be a mistake because he Foolishly have many of the secrets to the soviets. [ I am retired from working in this area. (Research engineer) I knew and worked with many of the scientists. Teller was the most brilliant man I've ever worked with. Met him while I was in graduate school at Stanford.] The National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque gives some of the story. (Most of the truth will never be known outside the classified world.)
The Four Corner states are my favorite states in the country. Love the scenery of the states, I love the Indigenous influence that you see in New Mexico and Arizona. They're such fun states to visit.
Planning on visiting Santa Fe soon. This is making me SO excited for our trip! It made me excited to hear that Santa Fe is packed with museums. We were planning on going to Santa Fe for that EXACT reason before knowing how many there are.
I fell in love with your channel(s). As someone who adores America and its nature, I truly appreciate the content you're providing us with. Would you make videos from all over USA? Like New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston, Maine, NY, etc. Also, your Route 66 videos are amazing :) thanks
Just visited in April and loved Santa Fe. Did a lot of these mentioned. Beautiful city and very quiet, which can be a bit of an adjustment coming from New Orleans. But similarities are plentiful (art thriving city, free spirit vibe, local 8ndigenous culture, etc.)
This is a great list! My daughter and I are doing a road trip out west and planning a couple days in Santa Fe. This gives us a few new ideas of places to see.
art in all forms operas ,sculptures , architecture, painting, dances ,,song. Literature, theatre,and more, restaurant’s biking and golf. My favorite may be the swap meet, garage sale ,,,, hiking, museums,music and dance love Santa Fe. Reading and drinking coffee. Camping at Bandelier national monument, science museum at Los Alamos is a must ?
I would recommend the ski basin, it’s a 15 mile drive through the mountains with some of the best views in the state. There are dozens of camping grounds and wildlife along the way up. Also, Ten Thousand Waves is a good spa resort just outside downtown. Definitely need a video on restaurants though, there are just so many!
My uncle was a nuclear physicist at Los Alamos so thank you for including that. I just applied for a job in Santa Fe, and you helped entice me. Love the caves!
Nathan James , I'm vacationing the area so any recommendations? I am going to visit the Laredo and we are also interested in native American art so any local art? Thanks in advance
I grew up an hour drive from Santa Fe. My mother was a big city girl (Minneapolis) and an inveterate shopper. Her favorite activity was comparison shopping between Sears and Penny's. This meant that with family in tow we traversed the plaza two to three times before final purchases were made.
You forgot to mention Ojo Calente. And the hot springs there. Also the French Bakery at the La Fonda. They have excellent pastry, sandwiches and the best onion soup in Santa Fe!! It is very old world. Espanola is the Heart of Northern N.M; it is NOT a ghetto!! It is also known as the Low Rider capital.
if you are including things NOT in the city then there is some good whit water rafting not far out of town. Also the capitol building is worth checking out
My family and I love Santa Fe. We visit there at least once a year. We drive up from San Antonio, TX (11 hour drive). Another great place to visit is Sandia Mountain. Yes it´s on the outskirts of Albuquerque but it´s definitely a must when in the area and it´s only 1 hour away. The tram is one of the longest cable rides and I’ve been there both in the summer and winter. Overall, Santa Fe is a must! Awesome food too!
The palace of the plaza is now open. It's incredible! Santa Fe Ski Area. The lifts run during the summer. The French pastry shop right near the Basilica is a must for you! Incredible French pastries and food. From Los Alamos you can return to Albuquerque via the Jemez Mountains. The Valle Grande, Battleship Rock, and Jemez Springs are a must. During the summer you can stop at the roadside stalls and pick up Indian fry bread which is incredible. You can also take the alternative route from Albuquerque to Santa Fe via highway 14. Go East hop of Albuquerque through the Canyon and take North 14. You can drive up to the crest at 11000 feet. The old mining town of Madrid is a must. The road will take you right into South Santa Fe. There are a lot of great restaurants in both Albuquerque and Santa Fe. In Albuquerque I recommend the unique Southwestern food at La Salita. (Carne Adovada on Fridays - Tell Cindy Hello for me!) Of course you must stop by the frontier restaurant across from the university - Incredible cinnamon rolls, breakfasts, Carne Adovada burritos, and green chile stew. In Santa Fe there are so many great restaurants... The shed, off of the plaza, has classic Southwestern food In a classic environment.
DUDE! It's not ME-oh-Wolf! It's the cry of a cat. Me-OW-Wolf! And a kiva is a "hole in the ground"?! LOL Love your list. There's only a couple things on it that we haven't visited. But then... we live here! :D Have you left anything off? Yeah. Hit the DeVargas Mall and eat at Atrisco's! It's where the locals eat. BEST honest to goodness New Mexico down home cooking. NOT a tourist trap.
17 things you can do year round. don't forget the 20 minute drive, 5000' ascention from downtown to the ski resort. also the Sandia Peak Tramway from Albuquerque to the peak. another 5000 ' ascension
The Santa Fe Farmers Market is one of the best in the country. Fresh organic produce, dairy, meats, freshly baked breads, jam , condiments and pickles . Handspun and dyed local wool yarns and garments ,rugs and blankets . Well worth the visit!
You forgot the internationally renowned Santa Fe Opera house just north of town. It’s a top-tiered opera house that is the only American opera house that is an outdoor amphitheater.
Haha, I've never heard Meow Wolf pronounced like that before.... and I live here. It's actually pronounced like a cat's "meow." We love a lot of these places too, Bandelier one of our faves, but it's a shame that you did not include El Rancho De Las Golondrinas. You totally missed it! 😢
Drove through New Mexico on my way to the Grand Canyon. Now here soon I'll be staying in New Mexico to check out how beautiful it is clear from Ohio. I love to travel
I am from New Mexico! I am very happy to hear you and your wife enjoyed this trip! Santa Fe is a beautiful place like the rest of NM there is so much beauty and plenty to see. You sure did a wonderful job on your video! And I appreciate you sharing our State with us all to your viewers. Please stay safe 🙏
Wrote down all your suggestions and went to 90% of them while here in Santa Fe! Just FYI Santa Fe now has a mandatory shuttle into the park. No more parking inside the park. Must go to white rock and pick up the shuttle into the park
Thanks to the locals who politely corrected his pronunciation! Since the name is a play on “Beowulf”, maybe he assumed it was supposed to rhyme. Made perfect sense to me.
NM is quickly becoming my 1# place to visit,its history and its scenery have me hooked. And before i go...Fallout New Mexico let's go! make it happen Brian Fargo!
It has been several years since I have been there, but I remember a restaurant located in a warehouse named Zia that had the best meatloaf, made with green chili peppers that I loved
Missed this one way back - fantastic list! It all looks fabulous, but loved seeing The Game Of Thrones thing (not that I have EVER watched or read any of that, but George's girlfriend is my sister's best friend from childhood) and the hiking! Great job as always :)
I would have included (1) La Fonda hotel and its rich history and its millions of dollars of original art. (2) The Indian traders at the Palace of the Governors. Outside of the city of Santa Fe, I would have definitely included (3) a visit to Abiquiu (always a favorite with our out-of-town guests). and (4) A visit to one of the many Indian Pueblos.
I would recommend a cruise down cerrrillos rd and take in the huge swaths of homeless that have flooded the south side over the years thanks to liberal policies and of course you have to visit one of the enormous homeless encampments under st.francis and on 599.. if your not in downtown santa fe you quickly realize santa fe is extremely poor, uneducated town built to serve the wealthy on the north side..AKA a liberals paradise...as long as the homeless are out of site.
Born and raised in Santa Fe, family history back to 1690's...you did a good job highlighting the city. Thanks.
My wife and I recently did a spontaneous trip to Santa Fe. I found this video as we were driving there and ended up doing most of the things on the list. We had a great time and really appreciated that you basically planned our trip for us! Thanks! 👍🏻
I too live in Santa Fe. Good job! You got some good highlights there. Of course, you can spend years here and still discover new things about Santa Fe. I would add yet another church. The Santuario de Chimayo. As well as a drive up the mountain to the Santa Fe Ski Basin. Talk about great sunsets, this is a good one.
Agreed. Chimayo is amazing.
I live in Santa Fe New Mexico 💙💜 thank you for sharing everything that's my culture
I'd love to visit this place. I'm from North Carolina so it's another world for me. But a great place to practice Spanish I'm sure as well as learn about this ancient part of our history. NM seems like what a Native American society would look like today
Coming for work purpose in Santa Fe extremely excited to explore
Love from India ❤
Jemez hot springs, valles grande, chimayo for chiles and back road by pueblos to Albuquerque
, drive through forest to Las Vegas NM
I lived in Santa Fe back in 1998 and always enjoyed the short road trip to Shidoni Gallery to check out all the cool sculptures.
Unfortunately, this no longer exists
I'm the 11 generation French born in Santa Fe. Thank You for Representing Our City with Accuracy, As Well As the Surrounding Area.
Next time in Town, Go to La Fonda Hotel, right between the Cathedral and Loretto Chapel. The Bell Tower Bar and Restaurant has another Great Sunset View...
My parents are from North New Mexico. Live in Texas now. My Dad grew up in Chama. I know we are descendent from Spain, and Native American. I remember my Aunt saying someone was French . I love going up there, and find places to eat. I'll be going next Friday. Have a Good day.
If you ever go back check out the historic turquoise trail and it’s tiny towns connecting Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The 80’s movie young guns was filmed there
Madrid is charming.
It's meow like a cats vocals. "Meow wolf"
Right! He keeps pronouncing things weird, but that was the strangest.
And Pecos is “Pay-coas”
Gus Friedman he’s not from the area give him a break
Meow isn't local slang, it's an old nationally used well used word. I would gladly give him a break it was local vocab, or if English was clearly not his first language, but this was just bizarre.
Chris Daly dont be weird about it lol
Born and raised here and I can say these are all the most tourist-packed areas in the city. Basically down town is a tourist orgy
I live in Santa Fe and I definitely recommend it
Love Georgia o Keefe! We passed through Santa Fe when I was in Highschool and my Mom bought some of her art, we have it in our living room. Beautiful!
Such a beautiful place. Greetings from the other Santa Fe, Argentina!!!.
Beautiful weather even in winter inLas Cruces, New Mexico. Be sure to eat at Tomasitas in Santa Fe and a dozen or so other places. Thank you, love New Mexico.
Dude i miss santafe i was born and raised, i live in Seattle now but nothing beats SF
I did this. I could not stand the gloom and rain in NW Washington. Cabin f.
Except seattle
EL PASO>santa fe
@@luckyleo24 🤣
Meow - like how a cat meows.
I would also highly recommend Ten Thousand Waves Spa and camping in Hyde State Park. Both are northeast and close by. Also, everyone must experience New Mexican cuisine.
18. El Flamenco. As a local, this show is a gem. This dance troupe are passionate and the musicians are world class. Thats if you are into true Santa fe culture
I was in Santa Fe for a wedding years ago and didnt get to see any of this good stuff. I want to go back and explore after seeing your video.
Santa Fe at Christmas time is a magical place
I lived in Albuquerque for 4 years. Santa Fe is a great & special place to visit.
Tia Sophia has unique and wonderful dishes. Great Mexican cuisine and people line up outside to get in. Worth the time and effort.
I have been to five and dime and their frito pie is to DIE FOR
Love Santa Fe.
Youissed chimayo, the sand where the crucifix was found. A church was built over the sight. But at the people's request a hole was left on the floor, where the cross was found. People claim miracles when they take some of the sand. No matter how much sand is taken, it never depletes. A miracle In itself
Great tour of a place I really love! You covered most of it, I'll have to say, but when you were headed down the mountain from Bandelier on New Mexico Route 4 if you went just a few miles further you'd have come to an amazing place now called the Valle Caldera, formerly known as the Valle Grande and also as the Bacca Location no.1. The Bacca was a cattle ranch that was given to Louise De Bacca by the king of Spain. It encompassed pretty much the entire north central part of the state. Since then the ranch was sold off in parcels until only 98,000 achers were left and then in the late 90's it became a possession of the U.S. Forest Service. I was a cowboy on the ranch between 1996 and 1999 while the Dunagan Corporation of Texas owned it. It's an amazing property and is open to the public. South of the Valle Caldera on Route 4 is Spense Hot Spring, one of the nicest hot springs I've ever visited. The water is Geo thermally heated to a temperature of 101° year round. The Jemez mountains are very volcanicly active and are home to many great springs. The town of Jemez Springs is another 10(?) miles to the south of Spence Hot Springs. For many years it was a ranching community and durring the second world war it nearly became the site of the National Laboratory but Los Alamos won out because the War Department was looking for a mountain town with only one road in and out. N.M.4 went through Jemez Springs and terminated in Los Alamos at that time and that is why the National Labs were built there. Einstein and Oppenheimer did make many of the final calculations in the development of the atomic bomb in Jemez Springs in what is now The Jemez Mountain Inn, a very nice B&B. There are many nice places to stay there and there are a number of great eating places and art galleries to check out. Were I in Santa Fe looking for things to do I'd definitely go to the Jemez. It's not far. The people there are wonderful and Route 4 is designated a National Scenic Biway and I'm sure I couldn't recommend a more beautiful place to see. By the way, there is an authentic cowboy saloon and restaurant called, Los Ojos (the eyes). Food is great and that's where the locals go. Worth investigating. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for taking the time to post this! Tons of great ideas :D
Einstein didn't have anything to do with plus albums. He was not a "nuclear" physicist. (Relevativistic mechanics) Edward Teller actually did most of the calculations with a few other guys. They used a lot of women to actually do the repetitive computations. (PDE Solutions can be extremely repetitive. This is why computers made all the difference.) Oppeheimer was primarily involved with management. He was selected because of his friendship with so many of the scientists of the day. It turned out to be a mistake because he Foolishly have many of the secrets to the soviets. [ I am retired from working in this area. (Research engineer) I knew and worked with many of the scientists. Teller was the most brilliant man I've ever worked with. Met him while I was in graduate school at Stanford.] The National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque gives some of the story. (Most of the truth will never be known outside the classified world.)
The Four Corner states are my favorite states in the country. Love the scenery of the states, I love the Indigenous influence that you see in New Mexico and Arizona. They're such fun states to visit.
I love your style of video. Great work!
Love Sante Fe! Such an amazing part of the country. Really enjoyed your tips!
thanks for a great watch..... Im from Denmark but have seen those places ( before covid times), so it was nice to see them again albeit on a video.
The food is amazing. Santa Fe Grill has the best tortilla soup I've ever had.
Planning on visiting Santa Fe soon. This is making me SO excited for our trip! It made me excited to hear that Santa Fe is packed with museums. We were planning on going to Santa Fe for that EXACT reason before knowing how many there are.
I fell in love with your channel(s). As someone who adores America and its nature, I truly appreciate the content you're providing us with. Would you make videos from all over USA? Like New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston, Maine, NY, etc. Also, your Route 66 videos are amazing :) thanks
Greetings from Canada. Many thanks for this interesting and informative tour.
Come to the ghetto u will love it!!! Last stop is Espanola NM
hahaha!!!! perfect they did left out that dump...
For real
Ruben Espinoza no. Poor guy
But don't go to that dark shadowy part. That's Espanola
"Ghetto" = not properly gentrified
Also I have lived in Santa Fe for 11 years and I love it here it is so fun to get on my bike and ride around town
Just visited in April and loved Santa Fe. Did a lot of these mentioned. Beautiful city and very quiet, which can be a bit of an adjustment coming from New Orleans. But similarities are plentiful (art thriving city, free spirit vibe, local 8ndigenous culture, etc.)
Awesome video I'm headed to santa fe for the first time with my wife in 3 weeks
I am an artist and want to live here, but this guys pronunciations are killing it
Great video man. Really enjoyed your style, editing, voice, content, everything. Thanks and keep up the great work. Subbed.
This is a great list! My daughter and I are doing a road trip out west and planning a couple days in Santa Fe. This gives us a few new ideas of places to see.
This is a great video. I'm visiting Santa Fe later this summer and your suggestions give me a great head start on planning
This video keeps popping up in my feed. I have watched it several times and I enjoy it every time. Nice job suggesting places to see in Santa Fe.
art in all forms operas ,sculptures , architecture, painting, dances ,,song. Literature, theatre,and more, restaurant’s biking and golf. My favorite may be the swap meet, garage sale ,,,, hiking, museums,music and dance love Santa Fe. Reading and drinking coffee. Camping at Bandelier national monument, science museum at Los Alamos is a must ?
Santa Fe seems like the old type of towns.. name's Kelli watching from Nairobi
I would recommend the ski basin, it’s a 15 mile drive through the mountains with some of the best views in the state. There are dozens of camping grounds and wildlife along the way up. Also, Ten Thousand Waves is a good spa resort just outside downtown. Definitely need a video on restaurants though, there are just so many!
Yes
Can I just tour over there? No need to check in
My uncle was a nuclear physicist at Los Alamos so thank you for including that. I just applied for a job in Santa Fe, and you helped entice me. Love the caves!
Ok I live in Santa Fe why was this recommended to me? Is Google tracking me?
Nathan James same
no kidding I was thing the exact same thing.....
Lol I live in Albuquerque
Nathan James me too
Nathan James , I'm vacationing the area so any recommendations? I am going to visit the Laredo and we are also interested in native American art so any local art? Thanks in advance
I grew up an hour drive from Santa Fe. My mother was a big city girl (Minneapolis) and an inveterate shopper. Her favorite activity was comparison shopping between Sears and Penny's. This meant that with family in tow we traversed the plaza two to three times before final purchases were made.
Iam here now and appreciate the sights you highlighted. Thank you 😊
I Love New Mexico..!!❤️
You forgot to mention Ojo Calente. And the hot springs there. Also the French Bakery at the La Fonda. They have excellent pastry, sandwiches and the best onion soup in Santa Fe!! It is very old world. Espanola is the Heart of Northern N.M; it is NOT a ghetto!! It is also known as the Low Rider capital.
Agreed. Espanola is very authentic. I loved it.
I like Sage Bakery too. Bread is amazing.
This must be my good friend Pablo, miss you buddy!
Thank you for all the work you put into this. I'm looking forward to my trip, especially the chocolate!
Oh beautiful.
Largely covered everything almost within this small episode..Many thanks from India..
I am from Santa Fe, you did an excellent job! All the best places and things to do! Can't wait to see more of your excellent work! Thanks
AWESOME, add almost all of your stops to my next Scenic Drive through NM. Great Video!
Thank you so much I’m going in two days for the 1st time! This is very helpful
if you are including things NOT in the city then there is some good whit water rafting not far out of town. Also the capitol building is worth checking out
My family and I love Santa Fe. We visit there at least once a year. We drive up from San Antonio, TX (11 hour drive). Another great place to visit is Sandia Mountain. Yes it´s on the outskirts of Albuquerque but it´s definitely a must when in the area and it´s only 1 hour away. The tram is one of the longest cable rides and I’ve been there both in the summer and winter. Overall, Santa Fe is a must! Awesome food too!
Santa Fe has always been a favorite place for me,I love the architecture and of course the awesome food!
Glad I searched for videos on Santa Fe and found yours!
Loved this video! Succinct yet very thorough with great visuals. Will definitely be checking out his recommendations when we go.
The palace of the plaza is now open. It's incredible! Santa Fe Ski Area. The lifts run during the summer. The French pastry shop right near the Basilica is a must for you! Incredible French pastries and food. From Los Alamos you can return to Albuquerque via the Jemez Mountains. The Valle Grande, Battleship Rock, and Jemez Springs are a must. During the summer you can stop at the roadside stalls and pick up Indian fry bread which is incredible. You can also take the alternative route from Albuquerque to Santa Fe via highway 14. Go East hop of Albuquerque through the Canyon and take North 14. You can drive up to the crest at 11000 feet. The old mining town of Madrid is a must. The road will take you right into South Santa Fe. There are a lot of great restaurants in both Albuquerque and Santa Fe. In Albuquerque I recommend the unique Southwestern food at La Salita. (Carne Adovada on Fridays - Tell Cindy Hello for me!) Of course you must stop by the frontier restaurant across from the university - Incredible cinnamon rolls, breakfasts, Carne Adovada burritos, and green chile stew. In Santa Fe there are so many great restaurants... The shed, off of the plaza, has classic Southwestern food In a classic environment.
Wow that cathedral is beautiful.
I'm moving to the area in October. Can't wait! ❤
How do you like it?
Ive been to Santa fe 4 times. I love the city
I'm going to Santa Fe Opera in August for the first time. Will check out some of the places in the video. Thanks!
Nice! Thank you for sharing 😍
DUDE! It's not ME-oh-Wolf! It's the cry of a cat. Me-OW-Wolf! And a kiva is a "hole in the ground"?! LOL Love your list. There's only a couple things on it that we haven't visited. But then... we live here! :D Have you left anything off? Yeah. Hit the DeVargas Mall and eat at Atrisco's! It's where the locals eat. BEST honest to goodness New Mexico down home cooking. NOT a tourist trap.
17 things you can do year round. don't forget the 20 minute drive, 5000' ascention from downtown to the ski resort. also the Sandia Peak Tramway from Albuquerque to the peak. another 5000 ' ascension
If you have time I would suggest Taos with its surroundings. But that's another 90 minute drive from Los Alamos.
Vitaliy Gyrya definitely !!
Taos Pueblo.
Great recommendation!
No visit to Santa Fe is complete without the Santa Fe Opera.
The Santa Fe Farmers Market is one of the best in the country. Fresh organic produce, dairy, meats, freshly baked breads, jam , condiments and pickles .
Handspun and dyed local wool yarns and garments ,rugs and blankets . Well worth the visit!
Love yalls video!! Such a fun couple
Great video. Planning a trip there in spring of 2020. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas.
Oh yeah Santa Fe NM it's beautiful I was live there for eleven years
Love it. Thank You for featuring our home city so well!
Thanks 😊
Great video. Will be going to Santa Fe in September, so glad I found your video.
Thank you, you save my time. I don't need to search some info in internet.
Oh, nice! I live in santa fe, and i have no idea what to do here!
Love this and love Santa Fe!
Did I hear me-oh wolf? It’s definitely the cat’s meow...
Awesome video! Helped my family plan our visit. Clearly we need more time to do it all. Thx!!
I'm from Arizona but I love Santa Fe
I love New Mexico
You forgot the internationally renowned Santa Fe Opera house just north of town. It’s a top-tiered opera house that is the only American opera house that is an outdoor amphitheater.
Catherine Maynes yes! If you can’t go see an opera, I highly recommend the tours they give in the morning! So fascinating and informative.
Haha, I've never heard Meow Wolf pronounced like that before.... and I live here. It's actually pronounced like a cat's "meow."
We love a lot of these places too, Bandelier one of our faves, but it's a shame that you did not include El Rancho De Las Golondrinas. You totally missed it! 😢
Proooobably could not have been more timely with this video. Ill be there next month!
Such an awesome e place to visit. Just got back from my third trip there.
Drove through New Mexico on my way to the Grand Canyon. Now here soon I'll be staying in New Mexico to check out how beautiful it is clear from Ohio. I love to travel
I am from New Mexico!
I am very happy to hear you and your wife enjoyed this trip!
Santa Fe is a beautiful place like the rest of NM there is so much beauty and plenty to see. You sure did a wonderful job on your video! And I appreciate you sharing our State with us all to your viewers. Please stay safe 🙏
Wrote down all your suggestions and went to 90% of them while here in Santa Fe! Just FYI Santa Fe now has a mandatory shuttle into the park. No more parking inside the park. Must go to white rock and pick up the shuttle into the park
It's very wonderful!
Thanks to the locals who politely corrected his pronunciation! Since the name is a play on “Beowulf”, maybe he assumed it was supposed to rhyme. Made perfect sense to me.
@Jason Carlage - Thanks for the info. While I would have been more impressed if it was named for “Beowulf”, I like knowing the truth ☺️
NM is quickly becoming my 1# place to visit,its history and its scenery have me hooked.
And before i go...Fallout New Mexico let's go! make it happen Brian Fargo!
Amazing video and great recommendations. Going in a few weeks! Thanks!
Dude thanks you helped me a WHOLE LOT!I am going today so thx!I SUBSCRIBED!
It has been several years since I have been there, but I remember a restaurant located in a warehouse named Zia that had the best meatloaf, made with green chili peppers that I loved
Missed this one way back - fantastic list! It all looks fabulous, but loved seeing The Game Of Thrones thing (not that I have EVER watched or read any of that, but George's girlfriend is my sister's best friend from childhood) and the hiking! Great job as always :)
I would have included (1) La Fonda hotel and its rich history and its millions of dollars of original art. (2) The Indian traders at the Palace of the Governors. Outside of the city of Santa Fe, I would have definitely included (3) a visit to Abiquiu (always a favorite with our out-of-town guests). and (4) A visit to one of the many Indian Pueblos.
I would recommend a cruise down cerrrillos rd and take in the huge swaths of homeless that have flooded the south side over the years thanks to liberal policies and of course you have to visit one of the enormous homeless encampments under st.francis and on 599.. if your not in downtown santa fe you quickly realize santa fe is extremely poor, uneducated town built to serve the wealthy on the north side..AKA a liberals paradise...as long as the homeless are out of site.