New Mexico Historic Sites Historic & Cultural Attractions New Mexico Historic Sites New Mexico Historic Sites is a museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. EXPLORE PLACE
1800 Upper Canyon Road Historic Houses Randall Davey Audubon Center and Sanctuary Preserves the home and creative legacy of Randall Davey. An affiliate member of Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios. EXPLORE PLACE
630 Canyon Road Historic Houses Olive Rush Historic Artist Home & Garden Preserves the home and creative legacy of Olive Rush. An affiliate member of Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios. EXPLORE PLACE
217 Johnson Street Historic Houses Abiquiú Home and Studio, Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Georgia O’Keeffe’s second home in Abiquiu, New Mexico offers a glimpse into her life and work. O’Keeffe, a pioneering 20th-century artist, was renowned for her radical depictions of skyscrapers and flowers. EXPLORE PLACE
490 Old Santa Fe Trail Historic & Cultural Attractions New Mexico State Capitol The round state capitol, whose halls display the Capitol Art Collection of New Mexico artists. EXPLORE PLACE
401 Old Santa Fe Trail Sacred Sites San Miguel Chapel Often called the oldest church in the continental US, built of adobe around 1610. EXPLORE PLACE
131 Cathedral Place Sacred Sites Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi A Romanesque Revival cathedral built under Archbishop Lamy, at the end of San Francisco Street. EXPLORE PLACE
207 Old Santa Fe Trail Sacred Sites Loretto Chapel A Gothic Revival chapel known for its spiral staircase with no visible means of support. EXPLORE PLACE
211 West San Francisco Street Performing Arts Lensic Performing Arts Center A restored 1931 movie palace that is Santa Fe's main performing arts venue. EXPLORE PLACE
710 Camino Lejo Museums Museum of Indian Arts and Culture A Museum Hill museum of Native art and archaeology of the Southwest, from ancient pottery to contemporary work. EXPLORE PLACE
