Historic Santa Fe, New Mexico, is in the heart of northern New Mexico. Discover important cultural festivals and where to find the best museums. Sample New Mexican food and find accommodations that reflect New Mexico culture.
Discover luxury escapes in lesser-known US destinations, from Aspen to Sedona, where high-end travel meets peace, culture, and breathtaking views. Luxury travel in the United States typically refers to destinations such as New York, Miami, or Los Angeles. Those are...
Relax and rejuvenate with a visit to Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort south of Santa Fe, New Mexico. The tranquil setting, great food, and healing waters make this a memorable escape. In the 40 years since my first visit to Santa Fe Plaza, traffic and parking issues have grown...
Micaceous pottery is a Northern New Mexico tradition. Discover those traditions, chat with the artisans, and discover how you can buy your own pottery for cooking, bringing a bit of New Mexico home. Even though this hand-made pottery is designed to be utilitarian, it...
The New Mexico wine industry seeks to honor its past while forging ahead, elevating wines, and embracing the future of the state's wine industry. New Mexico wine has come a long way from its beginnings in the 1600s. Today’s winemakers are making their mark and...
The Southwest United States provides incredible romantic experiences. Consider one of our five romantic places in the Southwest for your next romantic getaway. The Southwest United States provides beautiful romantic experiences for a couple’s getaway, honeymoon, or...
Since my childhood, I've loved hotels. I remember as a child running into a hotel room and opening every drawer, flopping across the bed, and checking out the bathtub. I have been fortunate to stay at many amazing hotels. Some of them stand out because of the...
My meal at Geronimo, occupying the famous Borrego House on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, was one of the best fine dining experiences of my year under the watchful eye of Executive Chef Cruz. As I entered Geronimo, occupying the famous Borrego House on Canyon Road, a warm...
If you’re planning an upcoming trip around the US, you’ve probably got your sights set already on big cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami. Of course, these cities are great and they are well worth your time. However, if you’re visiting the States, do yourself...
One Santa Fe spring day we wandered up gallery-filled Canyon Road. As we walked, an enchanting light snow started to fall. Spring is inconsistent in this part of New Mexico. Locals don’t even begin planting annuals until after Mother’s Day. It’s hard to plan for the...
I recently headed to the House of Eternal Return, a new visual art exhibit in Santa Fe, New Mexico to find out what happened to its occupants, the Selig family. Immersive Storytelling at The House of Eternal Return At first glance, the 2-story Victorian looks like any...