Neighborhoods In Santa Fe

Museum Hill

What used to be the outskirts of town became the site of gracious, neo-Pueblo style homes in the mid-20th century, many of them designed by...

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North Side

You’ll find some of Santa Fe’s prettiest scenery on the hilly north side of town, which extends from the Sangre de Cristo foothills (home to...

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Old Santa Fe Trail and South Capitol

It was along the Old Santa Fe Trail that wagon trains from Missouri rolled into town in the 1820s, forever changing Santa Fe's destiny. This...

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Outside the Plaza

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Railyard District

The most significant development in Santa Fe in recent years has taken place in the Railyard District, a neighborhood just south of the Plaza that...

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South Side

The majority of Santa Feans live on the South Side, which encompasses a vast stretch of relatively level mesa land. What this largely middle-class and...

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The East Side with Canyon Road and Museum Hill

Once a trail used by indigenous people to access water and the lush forest in the foothills east of town, then a route for Hispanic...

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The Plaza

Much of the history of Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Southwest, and even the West has some association with Santa Fe's central Plaza, which New...

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West of the Plaza

Although most of Downtown’s commercial activity beyond the Plaza extends south and east, a handful of notable restaurants, shops, and inns do lie to the...

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