Museums and Cultural Centers
First-class museums cover the art, history, and natural history of the city and state, along with unique museums such as Explora and Tinkertown
First-class museums cover the art, history, and natural history of the city and state, along with unique museums such as Explora and Tinkertown
The state’s “biggest show” ever September, the State Fair is one of New Mexico’s most popular events, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year
Ride the world’s longest tram from the base of the Sandia Mountains to Sandia Peak, where you’ll have 360° views of Albuquerque, Mount Taylor, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Cibola National Forest.
Each spring and fall the New Mexico skies fill with migratory birds, which can be seen in abundance at the Rio Grande Interpretive Center and Bosque del Apache
Thrilling, scenic, and even placid waters on the Río Grande and Río Chama, with trips guided by professional boat operators
From fishing the famed San Juan Quality Water to catching the big one at Elephant Butte Lake, there’s plenty of fish to be caught in New Mexico. Boating, paddle boarding, sailing and kayaking are also popular activities
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