Explore Albuquerque's rich history on this engaging walking tour led by Dr. Brandon Johnson. Delve into the stories of Indigenous communities that thrived in the region long before the city's founding. Learn about the intriguing events and decisions that shaped Albuquerque, and hear captivating tales of its earliest residents. This tour provides valuable insights into the complex tapestry of Albuquerque's past, from Native heritage to Spanish settlement.
- Guided walking tour exploring Albuquerque's Native and Spanish history
- Insights from Dr. Brandon Johnson, an expert in local history
- Discover the stories of early Burqueños and their daily lives
- A deep dive into Albuquerque's unique cultural heritage and founding events
Meet in front of the equestrian statue.
This church that now stands on the Old Town Plaza was constructed in 1793. This church, in the shape of a cross, was constructed of adobe; the walls are 5 feet thick.
The Old Town Albuquerque Plaza spans all key phases of New Mexico’s historical development, from the Spanish Colonial, Mexican, and Territorial periods, through statehood in the twentieth century.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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