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Santa Fe Attractions |
| Santa Fe attractions could easily keep visitors busy for weeks, and we have several suggestions to get you started. As the city has been a center of art, culture, and governance for hundreds of years, there is plenty to see and do. Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo-American cultures have left their unique imprints on the history and architecture of this place. The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum is a must-see tourist attraction! The St. Francis Cathedral located on the plaza is a magnificent example of French Romanesque architecture. There are a number of museums. You might start at Camino Lejo with folk and Indian arts and culture. Within an hour's drive numerous turquoise mines and wineries dot the landscape. But before you do any of that see if you can pick out an attraction in Santa Fe, NM to visit first. |
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The Wheelwright Museum of the American India
Native American art from historic to modern times are presented in this museum. Works that have been collected come from cultures such as the Rio Grande Pueblos, Navajo Indians, and other native people from the state of New Mexico. Living Native American artists have also been exhibited and special events like lectures and book signings are always popular. |
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Santa Fe Vineyards
Len Rosingana founded this winery in the year 1982 and to this date it remains as one of the oldest in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 10 different wines are offered from Cabernet Sauvignon to Indian Market White. Not only will one be able to taste award winning wines from the state, items such as gift baskets and gourmet food products are featured at the winery as well. |
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