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Last fall when the kids went back to school, my husband and I slipped away for a week in Santa Fe (we pawned the kids off on grandma!). We rented a beautiful timeshare from http://www.redweek.com, at the Otra Vez en Santa Fe resort right downtown just a block from the Plaza. Since I'm an artist, my main focus was spending time at the American Arts Museum (while my husband was happy at a near-by golf course). Besides the museum, the Santa Fe Opera, and all of the great shopping, what I really more...

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Art \| Artist Communities \| Festivals \| Museums \| Music \| Skiing \| Cross Country Skiing Santa Fe Great all year round by bopapa from DC Santa Fe is a great place to visit, a very attractive city reflecting its origins in the old Spanish West. I have been there mainly in the winter for skiing but it is a good... More
Food and Restaurants \| Mountain Biking \| Skiing \| Snowboarding Santa Fe For the outdoor enthusiast by kphillips from NY a great place for the outdoor enthusiast. the ski basin (when there's snow) has the best snow around, without the anti-snowboard bias of nearby taos, and great terrain - steep... More
Santa Fe Santa Fe review by ridgemoor from NJ Where else can you have dinner at a top notch restaurant with cowboy boots, ski, hike and see world class art all in 1 day Favorite Restaurants: Santa Cafe, Maria's, Cafe Geronimo More
Architecture \| Cultural History \| Food and Restaurants \| Festivals \| History \| Museums \| Music Santa Fe Santa Fe Sojourn by ebarone from NM 2 cheers To some, Santa Fe is Exotic America, with its Spanish Plaza, Native American culture, and art colony reputation: A ‘foreign’ vacation for the price and convenience of a domestic... More
Santa Fe Relaxing in Santa Fe by joanncalifornia from CA Last fall when the kids went back to school, my husband and I slipped away for a week in Santa Fe (we pawned the kids off on grandma!). We rented a beautiful timeshare from... More


Art \| Birdwatching \| Hiking \| Museums \| Snowboarding \| Spas \| Biking \| Cafes \| Garden \| Galleries \| Hiking \| Market \| Ski \| Spas The Thrifty Wintry Charms of Santa Fe, New Mexico With some creative choices, a couple can stay at immaculate adobe-style hotels, eat flavorful Southwestern cuisine and soak in a private Japanese hot tub, all for under $500. ...more Article from NYT > Travel
Chocolate \| Food and Restaurants \| Baking \| Cafes Readers' Picks: Santa Fe, N.M. Find top readers' suggestions for where to stay, where to eat and what to do. ...more Article from NYT > Travel
Art \| Culture \| Food and Restaurants \| Hiking \| Markets \| Museums \| Shopping \| Skiing \| Snowboarding \| Cafes \| Galleries \| Hiking \| Shopping Treating Mom to Art, Opera and Lots of Chilies An affordable weekend in Santa Fe, N.M., spent digesting O'Keeffe, folk art and Frito pies....more Article from NYT > Travel
Art \| Food and Restaurants \| History \| Shopping \| Cafes \| Shopping Seeking Santa Fe Ages old and New Age, rich in art and artsy in attitude, deeply charming and more than a little eccentric, New Mexico’s magnetic colonial city draws all kinds of pilgrims....more Article from Travel and Leisure
Art \| Culture \| History \| Museums \| Scenery \| Galleries \| Jewelery \| Market \| Scenery Seeking Santa Fe Ages old and New Age, rich in art and artsy in attitude, deeply charming and more than a little eccentric, New Mexico’s magnetic colonial city draws all kinds of pilgrims....more Article from Travel and Leisure

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