Santa Fe Attractions Photos

Photograph by Krista Rossow

Turquoise-painted window frames in adobe walls are typical in Santa Fe, where city ordinances have preserved the Spanish Pueblo Revival look. A window of the Michael Smith Gallery on Canyon Road, one of the city's oldest streets, looks in on Navajo and Pueblo textiles. The gallery has antique native Indian baskets and pottery, as well as antique and contemporary paintings and photographs.

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Todos Santos Chocolates and Confections, a cozy shop nestled in the quiet Sena Plaza, makes a silver or 24-carat gold-leaf chocolate version of the traditional Mexican spiritual prayer charms, milagros.

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Terraced gardens and exterior of the Inn of the Turquoise Bear, an historic bed and breakfast owned by Robert Frost and Ralph Bolton located in the Bynner House, 342 E. Buena Vista Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States, North America. First-time visitor, Dennis Souza of San Diego, sits outside of the inn reading a newspaper.

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The Santa Fe Farmer's Market started more than 40 years ago as a collective of farmers and now has a permanent all-weather location at the Santa Fe Railyard.  Baskets of chili peppers from Romero Farms sit ready for roasting on-site.

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Shanetta Martin sells ciabatta bread decorated with potato slices at the popular Cloud Cliff Bakery stand at the Farmer's Market.

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Mexican folk art decorating the walls and ceilings lends the tiny Cafe Pasquals a festive atmosphere. This cozy spot at 121 Don Gaspar Avenue is popular for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States, North America.

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Jennifer Garcia from San Felipe Pueblo sets up her display of handmade jewelry under the portal of the Palace of the Governors.  She has been making jewelry for more than 24 years, a craft she learned at the Santa Fe Indian School.

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Ten Thousand Waves is a Japanese-inspired spa and resort nestled in the piñon forests above Santa Fe. In the common areas, koi fish swimming in a pond add to the calming atmosphere.

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Signs guide the way to private hot tubs and remind you that Japan is farther away than it might feel.