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THE OFFICIAL 2010 SANTA FE VISITORS GUIDE 6 Masthead 9 Letter from the Mayor 11 Map of Northern New Mexico 12 Map of Downtown Santa Fe THE OFFICIAL 2010 SANTA FE VISITORS GUIDE 6 Masthead 9 Letter from the Mayor 11 Map of Northern New Mexico 12 Map of Downtown Santa Fe DOUGLAS MERRIAM 13 Map of Greater Santa Fe CHRIS CORRIE 14 City at a Glance Getting acquainted with Santa Fe 19 Ways to Explore Themed lists of ideas help you do more of what you like best 20 Beyond the City Day trips with history, culture, and natural beauty 26 Visual Arts Santa Fe—the biggest little art city in the world 32 Distinctive Cuisine Dining out in the City Deliciously Different 37 City of Culture Homegrown talent and world-renowned performers share Santa Fe spotlights 41 Mind and Body Santa Fe’s best ways to relax and rejuvenate 46 The City Creative How Santa Fe is designing its future ANN MURDY 48 Santa Famous Santa Fe’s legacies of cinema and star power DIANNE STROMBERG 50 Traveling to Santa Fe 52 Visitors Directory 55 Events Calendar 59 Lodging Guide 63 Attractions & Resources 2010 santa fe visitors guide 3 dear visitors, It’s my pleasure to welcome you to Santa Fe, America’s oldest capital city. Creativity and inspiration are part of Santa Fe’s identity—from archi- tecture and design to world-class dining and galleries, to views of serene mountains and endless skies. Santa Fe is a city that takes great pride in its past while also looking toward the future. The historic Plaza is among our most popular attrac- tions, but I hope you will also visit our new, green, state-of-the-art Santa Fe Community Convention Center and the recently redeveloped 50-acre Railyard Park and Plaza. Hiking, biking, and skiing top the list of outdoor activities to enjoy, depending on the season. And, of course, no visit to Santa Fe is complete without a taste of our spicy Northern New Mexican cuisine. Finally, I hope you’ll see that Santa Fe is not only a wonderful place DOUGLAS MERRIAM to visit; it’s also a great place to live. Santa Fe is proud to be a national leader in the Living Wage movement and affordable housing—both progressive and meaningful efforts that enable our families to live, not just work, in Santa Fe. We are promoting local businesses, well-paying jobs, and workforce development, while also striving to make Santa Fe the alternative-energy capital of the country and supporting our premier arts community. As you take in the sights, sounds, and tastes of our 400-year-old community, you will see why Santa Fe frequently tops lists of the country’s healthiest cities, best places to live, and top travel destinations. 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a ER adre ter C m (Ve o ss G pa By Galisteo St Don Gaspar Ave Webber St e F a t n LEGEND P Public Parking P City of Santa Fe Parking X Public Restrooms V Visitor Information Public Parks H Hospital a S 1 Bataan Museum 32 Santa Fe Community Convention Center 2 Bataan Memorial 33 Santa Fe Country Club 599 3 Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi 34 Santa Fe Place Mall 4 Center for Contemporary Arts 35 Santa Fe Southern Railway/New Mexico RailRunner SilSiler 5 Chamber of Commerce/Santa Fe Outlets 36 Santuario de Guadalupe Richards Ave er Rd 6 Children’s Museum 37 SITE Santa Fe 7 Christo Rey Church 38 St. John’s College 8 Christus St. Vincent’s Hospital 39 State Capitol 9 City Bus Station 10 City Hall To Marty Sanchez Zafarano Dr d 11 College of Santa Fe Links de Santa Fe 12 Cross of the Martyrs Golf Course Cerrillos Rd 13 De Vargas Center Mall 14 Dog Park 15 Farmers Market 16 Federal Courthouse 299 17 Federal Post Office 18 Fort Marcy Complex Airport Rd 34 X 19 Genoveva Chavez Community Center Richards Ave 20 Georgia O’Keeffe Museum 33 21 Museum of Contemporary Native Arts SANTA FE 5 22 Lensic Performing Arts Center AIRPORT X 23 Loretto Chapel 24 Museum Hill – Indian Arts & Culture, EXIT 278 s Folk Art, Spanish Colonial Art, Wheelwright Museum Lo Pin Frontage Rd CERRILLOS RD o 3311 25 New Mexico Museum of Art To El Rancho s de las Golondrinas 14 Turquoise 26 New Mexico Department of Tourism Trail 27 Palace of the Governors/New Mexico History Museum 28 Public Library To Albuquerque 29 Rodeo Grounds 30 San Miguel Mission 31 Santa Fe Community College To Taos, Santa Fe Opera 84 and Flea Market N 285 CITY OF 599 St Francis Dr SANTA FE mino d a e Guadalupe St C Las C Bishop’s Lodge Rd ru 14 c Alamo i Fort Marcy Ball Park Old Taos Hwy ta See Inset at Left s Ortiz (Doggie) Park M M P a a P nn Rd Montezuma Ave k hh t de Pe Par aa ket S eo tt Mar s ra e tt a d a P lt y n a A H r / A A tist Rd 475 v v r e e Santa Fe X Depot D s i To Ski Santa Fe c n and Dale Ball 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Eldorado 2010 santa fe visitors guide 13 PHOTO BY SETH ROFFMAN; COURTESY SANTA FE CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU ANN MURDY PHOTO BY SETH ROFFMAN; COURTESY SANTA FE CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU JULIEN MCROBERTS DOUGLAS MERRIAM 14 Santafe.org CHRIS CORRIE CHRIS CORRIE MARK KANE getting acquainted with Santa Fe AAdobedobe AArchitecturerchitecture Santa Fe’s most popular nickname, the City Different, is a proud representation of its resi- NORMAL SANTA FE dents’ belief in distinguishing themselves by thinking outside the box while also honoring their HIGH/LOW roots.
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