Santa Fe New Mexico

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Comments: Stormy evenings? Santa Fe--along with New Mexico--boasts 300 days of blue skies per year; storms of any sort are rare. The city is one of the most cultured cities in all of America. The cost of real estate is very expensive, but hasn't changed much in the last 15 years. Santa Fe is a city of 300,000 people, and traffic runs accordingly. Great restaurants, and a ton of worthy galleries, not to mention the mountains waiting for you.

Reviewed By: Lala71, 06/09/2007 09:59:20 AM

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Comments: We had an amaziing time in Enchanting Santa Fe. This small city is way under rated and full of so much culture, charm and character. It's truly a hidden treasure. Our favorites to recommend would be the Oldest house, Loretto Chapel, Canyon Rd, plaza, Palace of Governors, Wheel Wright Museum, Site Santa Fe, Pueblo Bonito Bed & Breakfast Inn, Pink Adobe Restaurant, Ortegas Jewelry, Simply Santa Fe, The Shed Restaurant, Tomasitas Restaurant, Ten Thousand Waves Bath House, Santa Fe Ski Basin, Santa Fe National Forest, Packards on the Plaza, Broken Saddle Horseback Riding, Bandelier National Monument, Chimayo, Taos, and many many more wonderful places I'm sure I haven't seen and haven't listed. This is a really unique and interesting area of the country to explore and spend time in. It is romantic, relaxed, historic, non-crowded, charming vacation destination anytime of the year.

Reviewed By: benstan, 10/17/2006 06:20:58 PM

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Comments: My wife and I visited the place recently. Watch out for stormy weather in the PM. Home prices sure have soared since the last time we were here. This town seems to have quite a few outgoing people in the shops. Often traffic seems hectic. For some fine exhibits, spend a little time at El Rancho De Las Golondrinas. It's worth the admission!

Reviewed By: cougar booster, 00/00/0000 12:00:00 AM