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Tex-Mex is a popular cuisine choice around the country, particularly in states like Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico. Albuquerque, New Mexico’s capital city is full of restaurants offering their take on this fusion of American and Mexican Cuisine. Here are four top Tex-Mex restaurants to try in Albuquerque. Frontier An Albuquerque institution since 1971, Frontier […]
Albuquerque is an outdoor lover’s paradise. It’s full of many natural places to hike, bike, golf, and more. If you’re visiting Albuquerque for the first time or are a native looking for something new to try, here are three outdoor activities to do. Hike at Petroglyph National Monument Run by the National Park Service, Petroglyph […]
As the most populous city in the state of New Mexico, it comes as no surprise that Albuquerque is home to a host of museums that exhibits anything ranging from turquoise to dinosaur skeletons to native Indian artifacts. If you find yourself in the area, here are a few museums that are well worth a […]
Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a city rich in diversity, culture, and history. It’s shaped by both Spanish and Mexican influences. This is apparent in the many historical places throughout the city. Here are four destinations to visit the next time you’re in town. Old Town Old Town is the historical part of Albuquerque. Here you’ll […]
Children have tons of energy, especially on those chilly, dark nights of fall and winter. Sometimes it seems like they’re going to bring the house down. Finding something to keep them occupied is a never-ending challenge for parents everywhere. Lucky for you, we’ve put together a list of three ways to entertain the kids on […]
Local farmer’s markets seem to spring up everywhere nowadays. People from all walks of life are enjoying the benefits of freshly grown produce and grass-fed meats. Chances are, there’s a farmers market within a few miles of your home in New Mexico. Here are three farmers markets you need to visit this fall around Albuquerque. […]
Are you a fan of the TV show “Better Call Saul?” This black comedy is a prequel to the show “Breaking Bad” and premiered back in 2015, earning rave reviews from critics and viewers alike. It’s filmed on location in Albuquerque to provide an authentic on-camera look. This means there are plenty of spots in […]
Albuquerque was founded as a Spanish colony all the way back in 1706. Since the city is over 300 years old, it has had plenty of time to accumulate many historic landmarks. Visit a few of these landmarks to learn about the history of Albuquerque. Petroglyph National Monument Petroglyph National Monument is one of the […]
If you’re traveling to Albuquerque, make sure you check out its famous 50-Mile Activity Loop. Circling the city, this multi-purpose trail attracts many walkers, runners, cyclists, and nature lovers, and offers incredible views of the Rio Grande Valley, Sandia Mountains, and residential neighborhoods. It begins and ends in Albuquerque’s historic downtown and passes through many […]
Albuquerque, New Mexico, is home to many excellent museums, which collectively provide a comprehensive insight into its storied past and colorful present. Make sure you check out these four museums during your trip. New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Situated on Mountain Road in Old Town, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History […]
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