Discover 400 years of rich history and culture on the Historic Downtown Santa Fe Walking Tour. Guided by NM History museum-trained docents, this two-hour journey uncovers the captivating stories behind the city’s diverse architecture, from ancient Pueblos to the iconic state capitol building. Explore eighteen historic sites and gain insights into significant events, such as the Pueblo Revolt and the Manhattan Project. Engage with Santa Fe’s vibrant past in a small group setting that ensures a personalized experience, all while supporting the New Mexico History Museum.
- Two-hour guided walking tour through Santa Fe’s historic downtown
- Visit eighteen historic sites
- Small group sizes led by knowledgeable, museum-trained docents
- All proceeds support educational programs at the New Mexico History Museum
New Mexico History Museum - outside front entrance
Built in 1610, oldest government building in USA in continuous use
Built from 1869-1888, learn about Bishop Lamy
Santa Fe office for the Manhattan Project
Famous downtown Santa Fe park
Home of the Miraculous Staircase
The oldest continuously used church in North America
We'll discuss this unique state Capitol and the flag of New Mexico.
This unique building is on the National Register of Historic Buildings.
Learn about Dona Tulles and burro firewood delivery in early New Mexico
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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