Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau

To firmly ground yourself in New Mexico's rich past, visit this museum on the Santa Fe Plaza. Built by the Spanish as a government building in 1610, the Palace remains the country's oldest continuously occupied public building. Its exhibits chronicle the history of Santa Fe as well as New Mexico and the region. American Indian artists sell their wares under its historic portal as part of the Native American Vendors Program. The New Mexico Museum of History, which is physically and thematically linked to the Palace of the Governors is now open.

A Rich Tradition of Fine Historic and Contemporary Native American Arts Located on the second floor of the historic Silver building overlooking the plaza, Shiprock Santa Fe has the city's largest selection of Navajo weavings. Fifth generation trader Jed Foutz brings the expertise from a lifetime of buying and selling Native American art to his flagship location. Representing the finest in Native American jewelry, pottery, basketry and artifacts, complemented by an outstanding selection of mid century modern vintage modern home furnishings.

Custom Tours By Clarice, Inc. is the premier destination management company in Northern New Mexico. We offer daily tours of the historic downtown district in our open-air trams, giving four tours a day, seven days a week. We board at the corner of the Plaza at Lincoln & Palace Avenues - next to the New Mexico Museum of Art . The tour costs $15 per person and are available at 10 am; 12 noon; 2 pm; and 4 pm daily. Reservations are recommended, and we are pet friendly.

We offer group and transportation charters. We produce special events including catering at estates, galleries and private homes using our own special event equipment: gold-rimmed china, silver flatware, tables, chairs, tent, and LED lighting systems. For themed events - we offer our own props, sets, and costumes to enhance what will be an enchanting event in Santa Fe!

The Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi is ideally located steps from the Historic Santa Fe Plaza. One of New Mexico and Santa Fe's Four-Star, Four Diamond Hotels, the Anasazi offers 58 guest rooms, each adorned with locally handcrafted furnishings and select Native American artwork. Each room offers a four-poster bed and gas-lit kiva fireplace, framed under traditional ceilings of vigas and latillas. Juan Bochenski is the Executive Chef at the award-winning Anasazi Restaurant, one of New Mexico's most highly acclaimed culinary destinations. The Anasazi Restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch & dinner, with brunch on Sundays. Private dining is available for up to 12 guests in the restaurant's exclusive wine cellar. Additionally, the Library can accommodate up to 60 guests for special events.
Amenities: Cocktail Lounge Entertainment Fireplaces Meeting Facilities Outdoor Dining Restaurant.

La Fiesta Lounge, adjacent to La Plazuela, is a colorful and fun destination every day of the week. A wonderful New Mexican Lunch Buffet is served daily with handmade tortillas and other flavorful New Mexican dishes. The food is delicious and the signature margaritas and martinis are sensational. The nightly live entertainment is consistently voted Santa Fe's Best and there is never a cover charge. Check out who is playing by visiting our website. And, if its cocktails and a gorgeous view you're after, then visit our 5th floor Bell Tower Bar open Spring to Fall from 4pm until sunset - weather permitting.

La Fiesta Lounge is open from 11 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday and from noon to 11:30 p.m. on Sunday. The Lounge is non-smoking and handicap-accessible.

The Santa Fe Arcade is a completely new specialty retail center situated in the heart of the Historic Santa Fe Plaza. It's a three level fusion of mature Pueblo Revival style, contemporary architecture, and state-of-the-art retail amenities. Featuring the Rooftop Pizzeria and the popular new Marble Brewery. The Santa Fe Arcade has entrances on both The Plaza and Water Street. We await your visit!

Nancy Brown Custom Jeweler has been adorning and delighting Santa Fe's most discriminating residents and visitors for over 30 years with unique jewelry designs. Featuring the best of American and International designers, Nancy Brown Custom Jeweler is a not to be missed stop in the heart of historic Santa Fe at La Fonda Hotel. The store is open daily and our friendly and helpful staff is here to assist you with whatever jewelry creation your heart desires.

Original designs by father and daughter team, Ross and Laura LewAllen. Unique jewelry inspired by animals such as dogs, cats, wolves, hawks and eagles as well as shamanic traditions from around the world. These include astrology jewelry, aboriginal designs, Peruvian, Celtic, Hawaiian huna, Egytian - just to name a few. Our "ascent" climbing rope bracelets have been a best seller for years along with our extensive line of earcuffs. You can also shop from our on-line catalogue anytime.

New Mexico's most lauded Restaurant & Bar celebrates the enduring creative spirit of the region's Native Americans. Located in the heart of Santa Fe the Forbes four-star hotel, restaurant, and bar, is an elegant expression of Southwestern style. Come savor the rich, earthy flavors of creative American cuisine infused with fresh, seasonal and regional ingredients. Al fresco dining available Spring, Summer and Fall, weather permitting. Special patio menu offered with full bar and wine menus. Private dining also available upon request.

Gallery specializing in antique American Indian art and paintings of the American West. Artifacts include beadwork, pottery, and other Native material. Artists include Borg, Fechin, Delano, Leigh, Payne, Pletka, Sandzen, Rollins, & Widforss, as well as the Taos Society of Artists and the Santa Fe & Albuquerque art colonies. French artist Antoine Tzapoff is exclusively represented.