Santa Fe News Inn of the Governors has been recognized In the News. Please enjoy reading the following articles: Owned & operated by chefs Robert & Marge Chickering, Galisteo Bistro features eclectic, innovative international cuisine known for its open kitchen, quality menu offerings, and attentive service in a casual, comfortable downtown setting. The state's newest museum, the New Mexico History Museum, adds 30,000 square feet of exhibition space to the Palace of the Governors, the state's oldest museum. Louie's Corner Cafe was established in October 2009 by Alea Jensen and Robin Hardie. It is the reincarnation of 815 Early, a small cafe that closed in July 2009. Located in the historic Barrio de Analco, just blocks from Santa Fe's historic plaza conveniently located by some of the best hotels in Santa Fe. Known world-wide as simply "the Santa Fe," the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway came into its namesake city in 1880. The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum is dedicated to perpetuating the artistic legacy of Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986) and to the study and interpretation of American modernism (late nineteenth century - present). Santa Fe's Premier Theater Company, Theaterwork, opens Emil's Enemies by Douglas Huff, a play inspired by the actions of the German opposition to the Third Reich during World War II ... Dinner for Two is a family owned Santa Fe restaurant that has a comfortable, intimate atmosphere for parties large or small. Ski Santa Fe is nestled high in the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains just 16 miles from the heart of historic Santa Fe, New Mexico. Experience Santa Fe at The Ore House on the Santa Fe Plaza. Enjoy a casual, elegant dining atmosphere for lunch and dinner, ... The Cathedral Basilica is one of Santa Fe’s most celebrated landmarks. It’s unique French Romanesque Revival architecture draws visitors into the doors. Bundle up to be warmed as you walk along Historic Canyon Road during Christmas Eve. Canyon Road is home to many of Santa Fe’s finest galleries, ... An elegant dining atmosphere can be found at Vanessie. The menu focuses on continental cuisine, but the taste is so much more. Ski Santa Fe is nestled high in the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains that overlook Downtown Santa Fe. Held annually during the first weekend in November, Dixon Studio Tour is home to a lively group of more than 50 local artists who open their studio doors to the public. The Shed is a feast for the senses. For four generations, The Shed has been a Santa Fe tradition. Santa Fe Reporter’s Restaurant of the Year 2008 belongs to La Boca. One of the newest and hottest restaurants in Downtown Santa Fe, La Boca is comfortable and affordable fine dining. For nearly four decades, Albuquerque has been the host city for one of the most popular hot air balloon gatherings in the world. The Bull Ring is the place to meet for meat. Take a road trip to Bandelier National Monument and State Park, located approximately 40 miles northwest of Santa Fe. Burning of Zozobra, fireworks, Children’s Pet Parade, continuous entertainment, royalty, arts and crafts, ... Custom Tours by Clarice aims to provide the best destination and tour services in the Southwest. Recognized by Gourmet Magazine’s Guide to America's Best Restaurants, The Compound Restaurant is one of Santa Fe's elite fine dining experiences. Every August the Santa Fe Indian Market attracts thousands of visitors worldwide to view works from the most gifted Native American artists,... For over 20 years, Santa Fe Rafting Company has been riding the mighty whitewaters of the Rio Grande, and taking rafting enthusiasts with them. A longtime Santa Fe favorite, Coyote Café is a dining experience not to be missed. Located in the heart of Downtown Santa Fe, Coyote Café create dishes as unique as its surroundings. Every July, more than 100 select folk artists from over 40 countries travel to Santa Fe to express the diverse culture they represent through art. The world unites at the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market. El Farol is one of Santa Fe's oldest and beloved restaurants and bars. Well known for the tapas, feast on a wide offering of flavors and choices to please any palette. Explore Santa Fe and New Mexico's rich history at the Palace of the Governors, the oldest continuously used government building in the United States. A Santa Fe tradition is the Rodeo de Santa Fe. One of the top 100 rodeo events in the U.S. is held during Santa Fe's beautiful summer. Step back a few centuries at El Rancho De Las Golondrinas. Early Spanish Colonial settlers of New Mexico are depicted at this living history museum. Enjoy an exclusive dining experience in Santa Fe at Geronimo. Award winning cuisine is consistently updated with fresh local seasonal ingredients. Kick off the summer with the Albuquerque Wine Festival. Over Memorial weekend, New Mexico Wineries will be offering wine samples of their most recent grape crops. Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is home to the world’s largest permanent collection of paintings by the artist and namesake, Georgia O’Keeffe There is no better way to enjoy the Santa Fe summer sunset then with a world-renowned opera. Every Saturday morning (and Tuesday’s during the summer months), the Santa Fe Railyard is home to one of the more popular farmers market in the U.S., Santa Fe Farmer’s Market Travel through Santa Fe high deserts aboard the Santa Fe Southern Railway One of Santa Fe’s best-loved restaurants is Café Pasqual’s, named after kitchens and cooks patron saint, San Pasqual Bead Fest Santa Fe returns to the City Different for four days in Mid-March
