Santa Fe is one of the oldest cities in the U.S., and its history can be explored through its many landmarks and preserved sites. The San Miguel Mission, dating back to the early 1600s, is thought to be the oldest church in the country. Nearby, the Loretto Chapel is famed for its mysterious, spiral staircase… Read more: A guide to Santa Fe’s historic sites

Santa Fe is the third-largest art market in the U.S., following New York and Los Angeles. It’s home to over 250 galleries, many of which are clustered along Canyon Road, a world-renowned art destination. From Native American crafts to contemporary installations, there’s something to inspire every visitor. One of the most famous galleries is the… Read more: Top art galleries you must visit in Santa Fe

At See Santa Fe, we’ve always been committed to promoting the city’s rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and unique experiences to potential visitors. As part of our recent marketing efforts, we decided to run a national TV campaign to showcase all that Santa Fe has to offer. This campaign focused on highlighting the city’s blend of… Read more: Santa Fe in the media

Santa Fe is not only known for its cultural treasures but also for its vast and varied landscapes. From hiking trails to hot springs, the city is a natural playground for outdoor enthusiasts. The Santa Fe National Forest is home to miles of hiking trails, where you can explore everything from desert landscapes to alpine… Read more: Best outdoor activities in Santa Fe

Santa Fe is a city where history, culture, and art intersect in fascinating ways. This city, often referred to as “The City Different,” has earned its reputation for blending Native American, Spanish, and Mexican cultures into a vibrant, living tapestry. Walking through the streets, you’ll immediately notice the influence of these distinct heritages in the… Read more: Discovering Santa Fe’s unique blend of cultures