Start your Albuquerque adventure in the heart of the city at Old Town. Wander the adobe-lined plazas, browse artisan shops, and soak up the centuries-old Spanish colonial ambiance.

Old Town

Stop for a classic New Mexican breakfast at Church Street Café, housed in one of the oldest buildings in Albuquerque, and try their famous huevos rancheros with red or green chile.

Church Street Café

Immerse yourself in Southwestern art and culture at the Albuquerque Museum, featuring fine art, historical artifacts, and fascinating rotating exhibits focused on regional heritage.

Albuquerque Museum

Dine at High Noon Restaurant and Saloon, a locally loved spot for flavorful steaks, creative margaritas, and dishes that spotlight New Mexican ingredients in a historic hacienda setting.

High Noon Restaurant and Saloon

Take in panoramic city and mountain views with a ride on the Sandia Peak Tramway, one of the world’s longest aerial tramways, ascending to the 10,378-foot Sandia Crest.

Sandia Peak Tramway

Head to ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden for a tranquil stroll among themed gardens, a butterfly pavilion, and native Southwest plant life.

ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden

Explore the wonders of science at the interactive Explora museum, where hands-on exhibits delight both adults and kids.

Explora

Sample Albuquerque’s acclaimed craft beer scene at Marble Brewery, a bustling downtown taproom with award-winning local pours and frequent live music.

Marble Brewery

Discover the vibrant traditions of New Mexico’s Indigenous peoples at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, featuring stunning exhibits, murals, and frequent live dance performances.

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Visit the world-renowned Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum to discover the history, science, and magic of ballooning in the city famous for its annual Balloon Fiesta.

Anderson-Abruzzo Balloon Museum

Wrap up your trip with a nostalgic cruise down Route 66 Diner; enjoy retro vibes and classic American fare (don't miss their green chile cheeseburger and thick milkshakes!) along the famous Mother Road.

Route 66 Diner