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Santa Fe

Welcome to Santa Fe, New Mexico, the third oldest surviving American city in the United States, founded by European colonists, behind oldest St. Augustine, Florida. It is also the most elevated state capital in the country.

At a lofty 7,000 feet above sea level, this American legend blends scenic beauty, cultural diversity, and some of the country’s finest arts and musical venues into an amazing travel destination.

Set in the foothills of the Sangra de Cristo Mountains, the city draws its magic from a temperate continental climate and four great seasons. Santa Fe, which literally means ‘Holy Faith’ in Spanish, was founded in 1607 by Don Pedro de Peralta, the third governor of New Mexico.

Known as the ‘City Differing’, it certainly holds true to that name. Bright signs, mouth-watering meals and interesting activities will keep you busy from dusk to dawn. Bike, fish and ski in the beautiful Sangra de Cristo Mountains; visit the city’s endless festivals and shop for unique Native American arts and crafts.

• Locals are discouraged from consuming sodas with their New Mexican food. They believe that the carbonation in the soda brings out the heat of the chili peppers, making them twice as hot for twice as long!
• One of the main attractions contributing to Santa Fe’s fame is the large number of Native American pueblos nearby. Several centers of native folk art and culture surround the city and attract visitors from all over the world.
• Santa Fe was once the first capital of Spain, and then the territory of Mexico north of the Rio Grande.

Whether it’s art, food, history or nature, the stunning city of Santa Fe is unbeatable. In this mountain retreat, the air is so clean and the sky is so clear that you may never want to leave. In fact, many new visitors now live here full time.

• Santa Fe Opera
  At the beginning of the 20th century, Santa Fe attracted many musical artists, but it was the arrival of Igor Stravinsky and the subsequent founding of the Santa Fe Opera – one of the world’s leading contemporary opera companies – that had a vital and lasting impact on Santa cultural heritage Fes.Situated far from the western opera centers ofSan Francisco and Denver, the Santa Fe Opera has managed to bring to its stage such strong American musical talents that the venue is now famous throughout the opera world. Perched atop north of Santa Fe, it offers must-see spectacular shows with elaborate settings and incredible costumes.
• Loretto
  Chapel The Loretto Chapel is the first Gothic structure west ofthe Mississippi River. It features the Amazing Staircase �, a 33-step staircase with two full 360-degree turns joining the choir and chapel. The ladder, unlike any other one in the world, has no center support and no one can explain how it can stand up and bear weight year after year. Some people think that Joseph himself built the stairs.
• Santa Fe
  Ski The Santa Fe Ski, with a base elevation of 10,350 feet, prides itself on being among the highest ski areas in the continental United States. The views on Santa Fe Ski are unsurpassed from white beginner slopes to large glades and tree runs. The wonderful range of terrain for both skiing and snowboarding makes Ski Santa Fe great for all winter sports enthusiasts.