When you think of the history of Santa Fe, your mind probably wanders to the Native Americans, Spanish missionaries, and maybe even the first pioneers of the Santa Fe Trail. But did you know that our city also has a […]
There’s nothing better than enjoying a glass of wine on vacation, especially if it’s local. During your stay at El Farolito, we recommend making a stop at the tasting room of Gruet Winery in Santa Fe. Not only is the […]
Up, up, and away! There’s something enchanting about seeing a gigantic balloon floating amongst the clouds, and it’s even more surreal when the entire sky is filled with hundreds. As a popular activity in New Mexico, you can easily go […]
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is filled with incredible history unlike anywhere else in the country. If the walls on its adobe buildings could talk, who knows what they’d say! As you get to the outskirts of our city, you’ll come […]
Santa Fe, New Mexico, has become known as one of the food capitals of the Southwest. Here, prominent flavors of New Mexico, Spain, and Mexico combine to create a foodie paradise. One of the traditional dishes here is the sopapilla. […]
When you’re visiting an area as unique as Santa Fe, New Mexico, you’ll want to learn all about it. One of our favorite ways to do so is by embarking on some Santa Fe walking tours! Many of these excursions […]
Folk Art has become a tradition passed down through the generations. With the world changing every day, it can be challenging to preserve these important cultural aspects like traditional folk art. In Santa Fe, we keep these traditions alive at […]
Fly fishing is an excellent activity for getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Surrounded by nature, it can be done in solitary, providing tranquility to your thoughts and peace of mind to your soul. Or, it […]
It seems like there is always a market in Santa Fe! No matter what season you visit, you will most likely come across one of the seasonal markets that line the streets. During the summer, the Santa Fe Spanish Market […]
No one knows exactly when the Native Americans settled in the area now known as Santa Fe. However, we do know that Santa Fe’s rich history officially dates all the way back to 1607 when it was first founded as […]