Santa Fe New Mexico

New Mexico is very diverse, especially in terms of populations and its northern part, is exactly what you imagine all of pastel colors, desert landscapes and distinctive architecture. Santa Fe is the only real city with metropolitan size and narrow streets which meet in an old town full of timeless atmosphere. And ‘one of the oldest of all America and was founded by Spanish missionaries and adventurers a decade before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. Situated at the foot of the mountains of the Sangre Christ and the capital of New Mexico still has the original baroque churches.

Do not miss museums and galleries, much more modern, every year, attracting tourists from all over the world. This is obviously the summer to attract many travelers, even for the temperatures reaching 26 ° C. In winter, however, do not exceed 5 ° C during the day, but the snow covering the mountains offers an incredible sight. To get here, you have to take flight from Dallas and Los Angeles, landing in the small municipal airport in Santa Fe. At the center comes COMn hour drive along the I25 north of Albuquerque. The new Rail Runner train line connects the airport and downtown Albuquerque with Santa Fe’s railyard district, which lies half a mile southwest of the center and we reach them with a journey time of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Coaches from all over the Southwest will stop at the Greyhound terminal, however, far from the square principale.L ‘Office of Tourism, which will provide you with more information is managed by the Ministry of Tourism of New Mexico and is open daily from 8 am to 19 and from September until May 17. Almost all attractions are within walking distance from the central square, but to reach from the hotels to the most remote sites can use the Santa Fe Trails bus line 2.