hISTORY

Albuquerque’s history is deeply rooted in Hispanic culture, reflecting centuries of traditions, architecture, and stories passed down through generations. From the city’s founding in 1706 as a Spanish colonial outpost to its vibrant modern-day cultural scene, Albuquerque offers countless ways to explore and celebrate its Hispanic heritage. Here’s a guide to some of the landmarks…

New Mexico’s rugged landscapes are dotted with remnants of its Wild West past, where mining booms and pioneer settlements thrived before fading into history. Today, these ghost towns offer a glimpse into the past, with crumbling buildings, abandoned mines, and stories waiting to be discovered. For those near Albuquerque, these must-visit ghost towns provide a…

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad offers a unique opportunity to step back in time. This historic narrow-gauge railroad, built in 1880, takes passengers on a 64-mile journey through rugged mountains, scenic valleys, and charming frontier towns. For train enthusiasts, history buffs, and…