What to Do in Santa Fe

Santa Fe offers a rare blend of art, history, cuisine, and natural beauty—best experienced at an unhurried pace. From world-class museums to walkable neighborhoods and high-desert landscapes, the city rewards exploration both on foot and beyond.

Staying within El Corazón de Santa Fe places you at the heart of it all, making it easy to enjoy the city’s highlights without a car.

Santa Fe is one of the world’s great art cities, home to centuries-old traditions and a thriving contemporary scene.

• The Santa Fe Plaza and surrounding museums

• Canyon Road galleries and studios

• The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum

• Museum Hill’s collection of art, history, and culture

Whether you prefer renowned institutions or quiet gallery strolls, art is woven into daily life here.

Santa Fe’s culinary scene reflects its cultural crossroads, blending Native American, Spanish, and modern Southwestern influences.

• Award-winning restaurants near the Plaza

• Casual cafés and bakeries for breakfast or lunch

• Local markets and specialty food shops

• Classic New Mexican cuisine featuring red and green chile

Many of the city’s best dining experiences are just a short walk from your residence.

Surrounded by high desert and mountain landscapes, Santa Fe offers easy access to nature year-round.

• Walking paths and scenic neighborhoods

• Hiking and biking in nearby foothills

• Day trips to national monuments and scenic byways

• Seasonal outdoor markets and festivals

With four distinct seasons, the outdoors is always part of the Santa Fe experience.

Santa Fe is ideal for unstructured exploration.

• Local shops and artisan markets near the Plaza

• Jewelry, textiles, and handcrafted goods

• Architectural walks through historic and contemporary neighborhoods

Some of the city’s most memorable moments come from simply wandering.