Santa Fe residents enjoy a seemingly endless wellspring of amazing places to eat, culture to enjoy and nature to explore. But what would you do if you only had 24 hours in The City Different? We asked Santa Fe Properties' associate brokers to boil it down to the perfect Santa Fe day.
Shop Eldorado’s Friday night Farmers Market, and then whisk away to the nearby Galisteo Basin Preserve to view the dazzling star-studded night skies with friends.
-Sue Garfitt
Breakfast at Tia Sophia’s followed by a stroll downtown to view the jewelry for sale outside of The Plaza at Palace of the Governors. Then on to lunch at Tomasita’s for chicken enchiladas Christmas, with an afternoon soaking at Ten Thousand Waves before catching a show at The Lensic.
-TC Warner
Visiting Tent Rocks National Monument is an absolutely wonderful experience. The drive alone from Santa Fe is amazingly beautiful!
-Elaine Rivera
Definitely tour The High Road to Taos, but make sure to get back to Santa Fe in time for dinner at La Boca and a sunset walk up Canyon Road.
-Linda Bramlette
Get all dressed up and hit downtown to visit all the dynamic stores and galleries. The owners/store keepers love chatting it up with people and it’s a great way to get up-to-speed with how wonderful it is here in Santa Fe.
-Deborah Bodelson
For nature-lovers, hiking The Aspen Vista Trail on the way to the ski basin is a peaceful experience. A gentle sloped climb with views galore, the trail’s a prime spot to encounter wildlife and be up in nature where everything is tranquil.
-Linda Rogers
Start the day with breakfast at Chocolate Maven, then tour the amazing art on display at the State Capitol. Next, cruise up The High Road to the Village of Truchas for light refreshments at Sugar Nymphs, then continue on to Taos to visit the pueblo and spend some time in the mountains. Make sure to stop at Buffalo Thunder on the way back for some gaming action and spa treatments.
-Mike Perraglio
Get an early start and explore Bandelier National Monument and history-rich Los Alamos. Then head back to The City Different for some downtown afternoon shopping before an sunset margarita with views at La Fonda’s rooftop bar.
-Michael Maremont
Ten Thousand Waves. Book a the Full Moon casita, a private hot tub, a couple of spa treatments and wrap it all up at the sublime Izanami Restaurant with their exquisite tasting menu.
-Ginny Cerella
Hiking or walking in the aspens is a must!!
-Kevin Bobolsky
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