The city is at an altitude of 2200 meters; the city is a paradise for skiers and hikers looking for thrills. Santa Fe has created its style, the Santa Fe Style, which is characterized by Native American motifs, warm or neutral colors, and cactuses sublimated by ceramic or woven planters.
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The city is at an altitude of 2200 meters; the city is a paradise for skiers and hikers looking for thrills. Santa Fe has created its style, the Santa Fe Style, which is characterized by Native American motifs, warm or neutral colors, and cactuses sublimated by ceramic or woven planters.
If you\'re looking for history, check out the oldest public building in continuous use in the United States. Otherwise, you can always enjoy the gardens and courtyard and the view of Santa Fe\'s main square. Built-in 1610, the Governor\'s Mansion is one of the city\'s most iconic sites. Today, it has been converted into the New Mexico History Museum, tracing its history from the first Native American inhabitants to the arrival of Europeans.
The city is home to several historic churches, including San Miguel, built in the early 1600s, making it one of the oldest churches in the United States. Admire the unique pueblo-style architecture!
To learn more about Native American culture, the Santa Fe Indian Market is one of the largest Indian art markets in the country, attracting over 150,000 people each August.
Outside the city, take advantage of the Bandelier National Monument, a vast protected area of canyons and mesas (plateaus) with reddish and orange colors, where you can discover indigenous constructions dating back more than 11000 years.
Go to the Sangre de Cristo mountain range! They are trendy in winter when you can snowboard and ski in its many resorts like Ski Santa Fe or Taos Ski Valley.
They also offer spectacular views of the surrounding area and the Rio Grande River.
Please take a moment to bask and recharge in Santa Fe\'s hot springs, known for their healing properties. The ones in Jemez Springs or Montezuma Hot Springs are trendy.
Taste the world-famous local specialties, such as chili, enchiladas, or fajitas. ◄
