Santa Fe's Best Spots in a WeekendUncover Santa Fe's best spots in a weekend with our curated guide! Explore iconic adobe architecture, rich Southwestern art, and mouthwatering cuisine. From Canyon Road to the Plaza, make the most of your long weekend trip in this magical desert city. Your perfect Santa Fe weekend starts here! 🏜️Authorsreadysetjetset
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Friday

Las Palomas
A cute place to stay where you get your own casita-style room close to all the action in Santa Fe.
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Cafe Pasqual's
Great place to grab breakfast burritos and try out some New Mexican cuisine!
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Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return
Hands down my favorite thing to do in Santa Fe. Explore the multiverse in this interactive immersive art experience!
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Double Take
This is an AWESOME spot to find secondhand western wear like cowboy boots. They have an entire section of the store dedicated to it. If you like thrifting, this store is absolutely massive.
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Back At the Ranch
This is the place to go for bougie custom cowboy boots, but plan to spend a minimum of $2000 if you want to take home a pair.
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La Choza Restaurant
Another great spot to try you New Mexican cuisine - which is something you have to do in Santa Fe!
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As Above, So Below Distillery
Looking for a spot to grab some locally made spirits and craft cocktails? Check out here!
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The ORIGINAL Wander New Mexico "Sip & Savor" Plaza Tour
One of the tastiest ways to explore Santa Fe! Sip, savor, and stroll through downtown with local bites, drinks, and stories. A food tour that totally delivers on flavor and fun.
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Professional Photo Shoot 1-Hour Activity in Santa Fe
Such a fun way to capture your time in Santa Fe! A one-hour photo shoot with a pro in the city’s most scenic spots, honestly, is the perfect souvenir.
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Saturday

Dolina Bakery & Cafe
A great breakfast spot - I had the french toast which is made with walnut cinnamon swirl bread YUMMMM.
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Museum of International Folk Art
This is one of my favorite museums! All the cultural dioramas are so cool to look at. Give yourself at least 2 hours here to really look at everything properly.
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Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian
Luckily these 3 museums are all right next to each other, so I recommend spending about 1-2 hours at each and seeing them all!
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Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
This museum is very modern and nice, featuring Native American art and artifacts it is a must-visiti for sure.
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Jambo Cafe
Yummy Afro-Carribean food. I had the pomegranate bbq chicken wrap!
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El Rancho de las Golondrinas
Wander through historic adobe buldings from hundreds of years ago and interact with costumed interpreters at this living history museum. The building also make a great backdrop for photos!
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Paloma Restaurant
A great place to grab a fancy cocktail and slightly more upscale dining. I always get the salsa trio to start and then the tacos negros.
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Explore Santa Fe's Old Town & the Museum of Art: Private Tour
Such a cool way to dive into Santa Fe’s roots. You’ll stroll through Old Town, then hit the Museum of Art. History, architecture, and creativity all rolled into one unforgettable afternoon.
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Sunday

Modern General Feed & Seed
Farm to table breakfast food. It does tend to get busy, so get there early if you want a table!
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Tesuque Village Market
New Mexican fare plus a general store and bakery!
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International Folk Art Market (IFAM)
Mark your calendars for this yearly event! Every July, over 150 artisans from over 50 countries sell clothing, home goods, art, sculptures, jewelery, accessories and more at this incredible folk art market - the largest in the world!
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Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort
I highly recommend staying here for a wellness retreat, but even if you don't, you can book a day pass to go soak at their various hot tubs and pools, and make sure to make a massage reservation for yourself as well.
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Blue Heron Restaurant at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort
It's also worth coming out here for dinner. The food is VERY good. I love the chipotle honey salmon!
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La Lecheria Railyard
This district is a great spot to explore the shops, grab photo, or even see a movie. One of my favorite areas to hang out in Santa Fe!
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The best of Santa Fe walking tour
Easily one of the best ways to get to know Santa Fe. You’ll wander historic streets, hear wild stories, and spot details you’d totally miss on your own.
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