Things to do in Santa Fe
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Santa Fe History Walking Tour: 400 Years with a Local Guide★ 4.90 (597) · 3h
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Santa Fe historical tour: Centuries with a local historian★ 4.97 (475) · 2h 15m
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Santa Fe Plaza: New Mexican Food Tour & Historic Sites★ 4.79 (508) · 2h 30m–3h
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Santa Fe Plaza Food Tour: Sip & Savor with Local Guide★ 4.92 (361) · 4hUS$ 219View ›
Santa Fe E-Bike Tour: Hidden Neighborhoods & Railyard District★ 4.88 (325) · 3h 30mUS$ 195View ›
Rio Grande Gorge: Full-Day Rafting & Riverside Lunch★ 4.90 (207) · 6h 30mUS$ 165View ›
Gourmet Brunch in Santa Fe with Chef Carolina★ 4.73 (177) · 1h 30mUS$ 78View ›
Santa Fe: Architecture Walking Tour & Gruet Champagne Tasting★ 4.90 (149) · 3hUS$ 157View ›
Santa Fe History Walking Tour: Small Group with Local Guide★ 4.87 (124) · 3hUS$ 98View ›
Santa Fe: Chef-Guided New Mexican Lunch & Award Margaritas★ 4.94 (119) · 2hUS$ 149View ›Top rated (3)
Santa Fe Canyon Road: Art Walking Tour & Gallery StopsYou walk Canyon Road with a professional guide trained in art history and museum education, stopping at five or six galleries to look closely and discuss what you see. You'll learn a method for interpreting art that works anywhere, understand how Santa Fe's art scene connects to its history, and move at a pace that lets you actually absorb what's in front of you instead of rushing to the next room. The guide handles the curation and context; you just show up in comfortable shoes.Is it for me?This tour is right for anyone who wants to understand Santa Fe's art scene beyond surface-level gallery browsing—the guide's expertise and the small-group format mean you actually absorb what you're seeing instead of moving through rooms on autopilot.
Santa Fe: Wine & Lunch Tour with Loretto Chapel & Local HistoryYou'll walk through Santa Fe's oldest neighborhoods, hear the history of four major landmarks including the Loretto Chapel and San Miguel Mission, then stop at three local restaurants for a full lunch with alcohol pairings and dessert. Everything except the guide's tip is covered. The whole thing runs 2.5 to 3 hours, starting at 10:55am near the plaza, and you'll walk roughly 1.5 to 2 miles total.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat well in Santa Fe while actually learning the history of the places you're walking through, and you're comfortable with a moderate amount of walking and New Mexican spice levels. The fixed schedule and included pairings mean you don't have to plan three separate meals or figure out what to order.
Santa Fe: Scenic Train Ride with Champagne & Live MusicYou’ll board at Santa Fe Depot for a scenic train ride across New Mexico’s high desert, complete with a welcome champagne toast and live music drifting through restored cars. Watch golden hills roll by Galisteo Basin while guides share local stories—no stops, just pure landscape and laughter until you return.
