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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Go catch the @meowwolfsantafe and @burnzozobra balloons for the final weekend of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. And make the trip even easier with the Santa Fe shuttle: bit.ly/4hCFBPJ

A large hot air balloon shaped like Zozobra is inflated at an outdoor event. The balloon has a green band, black buttons, and a red nose. The words "Santa Fe, The City Different" are written on it. The sun is shining brightly in the background, and a few people and structures are visible at the base.

A hot air balloon with a colorful, geometric design and the words "Meow Wolf" is floating above a landscape of trees and houses.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Planning a Santa Fe trip? Make the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum one of your stops. 🎨 Explore iconic works and her connection to the landscapes that made Santa Fe and the Southwest such an important part of her creative story. Visit www.okeeffemuseum.org to plan your next trip. #TheCityDifferent

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Fall is the perfect time to hit the trails in Santa Fe. Did you know there is a free shuttle that will take you up to various trailhead in the Santa Fe National Forest? The "Blue Bus" 255 Mountain Trail Route up, then rip all the way back to town. 📸 @elk_images

A person wearing a helmet and plaid shirt rides a Knolly mountain bike through a shallow creek in a forest. The surrounding trees display autumn colors, and sunlight filters through the foliage.

A person is riding a mountain bike on a forest trail, executing a mid-air jump. The trail is surrounded by green and yellow foliage, indicating a likely autumn setting. The rider is wearing a helmet and protective gear.

A person wearing a helmet is standing next to a blue bus with bicycles mounted on the back. They are making a cheerful hand gesture. Text on the bus reads "Ride the Blue Bus." Trees and a clear sky are visible in the background.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Before it served margaritas and red chile, this building was the Santa Fe terminus of the famous "Chili Line." 🚂🌶️ Operating from 1887–1941, the narrow-gauge railroad connected Santa Fe with Antonito, CO and earned its nickname by hauling chile and ristras. Then 📸: 1941 (Denver Public Library)

A split image comparison shows the "Chili Line" Rail Depot. The top section is a historical black-and-white photo depicting the depot with a steam train and open fields; the bottom section is a contemporary color photo of the depot now surrounded by paved streets and modern infrastructure.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

October is for fall colors and cozy events. It's the perfect time to see a slower side of Santa Fe. See the whole list of October "Must-Do's" here: bit.ly/4jwQdRh #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe #Fall

A rustic scene features a wooden watermill next to a building surrounded by vibrant yellow foliage. Large text reads: "Santa Fe Harvest Festival, Oct. 3 & 4, 2026, Las Golondrinas."

Exterior of The Lensic Performing Arts Center at night, featuring a neon sign for the Santa Fe International Film Festival, scheduled for October 14-19, 2026. People are near the entrance.

A person outdoors painting a vibrant sunset scene on a canvas. Text on the image reads: "Paint & Sculpt Out, Oct. 17, 2023, Canyon Road." Trees and structures are blurred in the background.

A hand holding a yellow coffee cup on a saucer, with a cookie on a plate in the background. Text at the top reads: "Santa Fe Coffee Crawl, Oct. 1–31, 2026, Various Locations.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

A little adobe, a little chile...these are just some of the perfect #SantaFeDoorways ingredients.

An adobe-style building with rustic wooden doors, small windows, and a red chili ristra hanging above the entrance. Sunlight creates a lens flare effect on the top right.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

💃🔥 Add flamenco to your Santa Fe itinerary! Santa Fe is the Flamenco Capital of the Southwest, with a tradition more than a century old and five generations strong. Experience the rhythm, passion and soul of The City Different. ❤️‍🔥 #SantaFeNM #Flamenco #VisitSantaFe

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

💀🌼 AAA’s Via named Santa Fe one of the 10 places to celebrate Día de los Muertos in the West! Join us Oct. 30–31 on the Santa Fe Plaza for mariachi, Ballet Folklórico, vibrant ofrendas, marigolds, face painting & a breathtaking candlelight parade. 🕯️#TheCityDifferent bit.ly/4y3RYKo

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10 Day of the Dead Celebrations in the West | Via

Celebrate life and honor loved ones at these Dia de los Muertos festivities in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Montana

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Although all seasons are lovely in their own way in Santa Fe, autumn may just be one of (if not the) best. 🍂💛 #visitsantafenm #thecitydifferent #fall

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

At 7,000+ feet, Santa Fe’s elevation makes it the highest capital city in the U.S. and helps create moderate summer temperatures, crisp fall mornings, four distinct seasons and 300+ days of sunshine. That’s just one reason Travel + Leisure named Santa Fe the #1 City in the USA

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

🍹 Every day is Cinco de Mayo on the Santa Fe Margarita Trail! Sip your way through creative cocktails, local flavors and 10 years of margarita magic in The City Different. 🌶️✨ 👉 Read the full story: bit.ly/4xpOO2x #VisitSantaFe #SantaFeMargaritaTrail

A group of people enjoying drinks at a colorful, mural-adorned restaurant. The murals feature vibrant designs, including skeletons and abstract patterns. The word "Santa" is visible on a chimney structure behind them. The table is decorated with a bright floral pattern.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Santa Fe will be glowing golden in just a few short weeks! 🍂 #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe #NewMexicoTrue 📸 @eyeofenoch

A stunning view of tall aspen trees with golden leaves, reaching towards a clear blue sky. Sunlight filters through the branches, creating a bright starburst effect.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

The 314th Fiesta de Santa Fe weekend kicks off today on the Plaza, Sept. 11-13. As the oldest running event in Santa Fe, enjoy authentic food, an art market, live music, and more. Find the list of events here: bit.ly/4j0aFK5 #thecitydifferent #visitsantafenm

Comparison of two images showing the same building in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The top image is historical, depicting a bustling scene during an early Fiesta de Santa Fe with people gathered, some wearing period attire. The bottom image shows the same location in a modern setting with clear blue skies and updated signage. The architectural style remains consistent, characterized by adobe structures and similar rooflines.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

🍷🌶️ 35 years of wine, chile & unforgettable Santa Fe experiences! The Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta (@sfwinechile) returns Sept. 23–27 with world-class wineries, acclaimed chefs, tastings, dinners & more. Come taste the City Different! 🥂 🎟️ santafewineandchile.org

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Before the Basilica, this site was home to La Parroquia, an adobe parish built in 1714. The original adobe chapel is all that remains and houses Our Lady La Conquistadora, brought from Spain in 1625 and the oldest representation of the Virgin Mary in the U.S. #TheCityDifferent #ThrowbackThursday

Split image showing the Plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico, then and now. The top historical photo shows a sparse landscape with a simple building and mountains in the background. The bottom current photo depicts a lush, tree-filled area with the same backdrop of mountains, featuring more buildings and a church.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

Shout out to the @santafefarmersmarket for ranking #2 'Best Farmers' Market in the USA' by TimeOut. Now is the perfect time to check out the farmers' market, with fresh roasted chile wafting through the air and perfect late-summer temperatures. bit.ly/4gQxy09

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The best farmers' markets in America

Grab your tote bag! It's time to shop local.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

A rainy day and a #SantaFeDoorway. There's nothing quite as refreshing as a rainstorm in #TheCityDifferent 📸 @mollymorganphotography

An adobe-style building entrance with wooden double doors framed by a smooth, tan stucco wall. Two large decorative clay pots are placed symmetrically on either side of the entrance. The background features trees and a cloudy sky.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

A massive congratulations to the Santa Fe restaurants who were recognized at the 2026 Michelin Guide Southwest ceremony. Make sure to reserve your next meal at one of these wondeful restaurants for a perfect Santa Fe culinary experience! #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe #NewMexicoTrue

Chili peppers on a wooden surface with text overlay: "SANTA FE 2026 MICHELIN GUIDE." Under "Recommended" are listed: Arroyo Vino, Izanami Restaurant, Joseph's Culinary Pub, Market Steer Steakhouse, Paloma Restaurant, Restaurant Martin. Under "Bib Gourmand": Jambo Cafe, La Choza Restaurant, Paper Dosa, Tia Sophia's.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

In Santa Fe, creativity runs deep. 🎨 #SantaFeDoorways celebrates the idea that even something as simple as a door can be a beautiful expression of art, color & character. Look closer. You never know what you’ll find. 🚪 #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

This set of #SantaFeDoorways leads you to the magnificent sculpture garden at the Musuem of Indian Arts & Culture (@indianartsculture). #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe

Entrance to the sculpture garden at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, featuring metal sculptures and a rustic wooden gate.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

When you visit New Mexico, there’s one question you’ll hear a lot: red or green? 🌶️ It’s just the beginning of a culinary tradition shaped by Indigenous and Spanish influences over centuries. Come hungry. #TheCityDifferent

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

The Laboratory of Antrhopology may be the least visited building on Museum Hill, but it was the first. Built in 1930 by prominent architect John Gaw Meem, it is a perfect example of Spanish Pueblo Revival architecture. "Then" 📸 1943, courtesy Library of Congress #VisitSantaFe #ThrowbackThursday

A split image comparing the Lab of Anthropology in the past and present. The top section shows an older, black-and‑white photo with cars parked in front. The bottom section is a modern color photo, showing the same building with trees and a clear sky. Text reads “Then” and “Now.”

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

You can tell it's a #SantaFeDoorway because of the way that it is. :) 📸 @my_newmexico_whispers

A rustic wooden door with a teal frame set in a brick wall, adorned with hanging bunches of dried peppers on either side. The number 18 is visible at the top right.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

To those not from Santa Fe, a crowd of thousands yelling “burn him!” sounds odd… You’ll just have to come experience it to understand. 📍Friday, Sept. 4th, Gloom goes up in flames 🔥 Grab your 🎟️ here: burnzozobra.com #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe #Zozobra

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Love Santa Fe? Take our visitor survey and tell us what made your trip memorable. Complete the survey for a chance to win a 3-night Santa Fe getaway! survey.visitsantafe.com/to/H6UvJ2mE

A person wearing a hat and holding a camera stands in front of adobe buildings. The text reads, "Have you experienced Santa Fe? We’d love your input. Your responses will help us improve the Santa Fe experience for everyone."

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Happy #SantaFeDoorways Tuesday! The chile ristra is an essential decor element. 🌶️ 📸 @lalascoop

A rustic wooden door set in an adobe wall, adorned with decorative carvings and a red chile ristra. Two lanterns flank the entrance. A tree and string lights are visible above.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

🍪 B is for Biscochito! Biscochito are crisp, anise-flavored cookies with roots dating back to Spanish colonial times. In 1989, it became the nation’s first official state cookie & Santa Fe now celebrates Biscochito Day on June 16, & a must try when visiting #TheCityDifferent

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

The 104th Santa Fe Indian Market features nearly 1,000 Native artists from 200+ Tribal Nations, live performances, food, cultural demonstrations, and incredible art 📍August 15-16 on the Santa Fe Plaza 🎨 Free & open to the public #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

One street, centuries of history. El Colegio de San Miguel, New Mexico's first chartered college, sits beside San Miguel Chapel and "The Oldest House" in the Barrio de Analco. It was also the original Route 66 entrance into Santa Fe. "Then" image from 1890, courtesy of Princeton University Library

The image is a split view comparing the historic and modern-day College of San Miguel in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The top half shows an old black-and-white photo of the college, labeled "Then." The bottom half, labeled "Now," displays the current street view, featuring a paved road, adobe buildings, and flags.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Summer ain't slowing down yet! Check out these must-do events to end the last full month of summer. Aug. 2: Printers Planet Festival Aug. 14: Indigenous Ways Festival Aug. 21-23: Zia Regional Rodeo Aug. 28-30: Santa Fe TradFest See all the great events: bit.ly/4vVVV1O

Outdoor market scene at the Santa Fe Railyard with vendor stalls displaying various goods. A large water tower marked "Santa Fe Railyard" is prominent in the background. Trees and a blue sky frame the event. Text at the bottom reads "Printers Planet Festival, Aug. 2, 2026, Santa Fe Railyard."

Performer in colorful traditional attire dancing with hoops on stage at Indigenous Ways Festival. Event details: Aug. 14, 2026, Santa Fe Railyard Water Tower.

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A person rides a bucking bull in an outdoor rodeo arena. Spectators and cowhands are near the enclosure. The event is the Zia Regional Rodeo, scheduled for August 21-23, 2026, at Rodeo de Santa Fe.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Beer, food, and a living history ranch? What's not to love about the Beer & Food Festival at El Rancho de las Golondrinas. Aug. 8 & 9 from 12pm-6pm there will be 8 local breweries, food trucks, and live entertainment, +hands-on learning about the brewing process. #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe

A person wearing a white hat adorned with hops and a striped shirt is sorting hops at a wooden table during an outdoor event. A tent and trees are visible in the background.

A hand is holding a plastic cup being filled with Coca-Cola from a dispenser, with foam overflowing the rim.

Sacks filled with beans are labeled with writing, including "Bolita Beans." A hand adjusts one of the sacks. The setting appears to be a market or stall.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Santa Fe is a place where you can walk through some of the oldest living history in the country. The Palace of the Governors is exactly that, built in 1610. And the portal seen in the image is now the location of some of the finest Native American artisan wares you'll find in the city. 📸 circa 1865

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

You can never, and we mean NEVER, have too vibrant of turquoise #SantaFeDoorways 📸 @ladyseafoam

A small adobe building with a vibrant turquoise door and window frames. Above the door is the number 550. Lush trees are visible in the background.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Who needs ai when you’ve got a city with over 100 years of history, the most unique melding of cultures, one of the largest art markets in the country, and dare we say the most beautifully diverse landscapes you’ll find? Plan your next trip to #TheCityDifferent here: www.santafe.org

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

There's nowhere in America quite like Santa Fe. Centuries-old adobe buildings give the City Different its unmistakable look—and it's something every traveler should experience. Learn more: www.santafe.org/visiting-san... #thecitydifferent #visitsantafe

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

The #SantaFeMargaritaTrail is more than just a list of cocktails. It's a culinary adventure where you can experience crafted drinks as unique as Santa Fe itself. Learn more at santafe.org/visiting-santa-fe/self-guided-tours/santa-fe-margarita-trail/ bit.ly/4wLp7cF

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This New Mexico City has one of the most unique cocktail trails in the U.S.

Sip your way through 50 specialty margaritas while exploring one of America's coolest cities.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

If you've never been to The Dragon Room @thepinkadobesfe, then this #SantaFeDoorway is your sign to not miss out any longer. 📸 @lalascoop

The image shows the entrance to the Pink Adobe's Dragon Room, featuring intricately carved wooden double doors framed by vine-covered walls. Above the doors is a colorful sign decorated with dragon illustrations. Sunlight filters through a partially visible tree canopy.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

When a legends like Bon Jovi dedicates a song about Santa Fe, you know there is something special about the city. Listen to all the songs about Santa Fe in the “Official Santa Fe Roadtrip” Playlist here: bit.ly/4vZhnn9 📸 @dermotconlanphoto #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFe

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

One weekend, two markets. July 25-26 the Traditional Spanish MArket & Contemporary Hispanic Market will fill the area in and around the historic Santa Fe Plaza. Come explore the free markets, entertainment, and food! #TheCityDifferent #VisitSantaFeNM #ArtMarket

A person is crafting metal decorative pieces at a table with various tools. A smartphone displays the time as 17:10 and has a weather app open. A hand sanitizer bottle is nearby. A tabloid-style magazine, featuring headlines and images, is partially visible under the metal pieces.

A busy outdoor market scene shows people browsing a stall filled with colorful, polished wooden bowls and vases. Several visitors wear hats and sunglasses. The background features tents and a building facade.

A bustling market scene with several people browsing and examining items on display. Tables are filled with various crafts and artworks. A person with short hair smiles while holding a small, rectangular object. Another person in a pink shirt examines items on a table. The background features more people and wooden columns. The overall atmosphere is lively and engaging.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

Sometimes #SantaFeDoorways take a back seat to all the other Santa Fe adornments, like the vibrant chile ristras. 📸 @jerron_davis06

A bundle of dried red chili peppers hangs from a porch. The background features a beige wall, a white door, and green foliage.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

Santa Fe repeats as the #1 U.S. City & #19 in the World in the Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards. This award truly goes out to all the local business owners, hospitality workers, chefs, artists, and everyone involved in making Santa Fe the truly one-of-a-kind place. youtu.be/JAU15cjnZFA

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Santa Fe Voted #1 Best City in the U.S. by Travel + Leisure

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

🚂 On Feb. 9, 1880, the first Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway train arrived at the Santa Fe Depot, marking the end of the Santa Fe Trail era and the beginning of a new chapter for #TheCityDifferent. Hear music from The Harvey Girls on our Santa Fe Roadtrip playlist: bit.ly/4gTeOhX #TBT

A historical image comparison of the Santa Fe Depot. The top photo shows the depot in the past, with people in period clothing and a horse-drawn carriage. The lower photo depicts the present-day depot, with modern updates, and people walking along the platform.

A historical comparison image showing the Santa Fe Depot. The top half, labeled "Then," depicts an old, black and white photo of the depot with vintage cars, a horse-drawn carriage, and a gathering of people. The bottom half, labeled "Now," shows the present-day depot in color, with a modern train in the background and individuals standing outside.

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

🤠 Experience the excitement of the Rodeo de Santa Fe this weekend! From heart-pounding competition to authentic Western culture, it’s a summer tradition you won’t want to miss. #RodeoDeSantaFe #VisitSantaFe

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Visit Santa Fe @visitsantafenm.bsky.social · 25/06/2026

Where La Fonda on the Plaza sits today has been a place for travelers to rest since the beginning of Santa Fe. In 1851 it became "The Exchange", and gained a reputation as “the most noted hostelry between Denver and the City of Mexico.” "Then" image from 1890, courtesy Princeton University Library

A split image comparing a historical and modern view of the same street. The top half shows an old photo of a dirt road lined with buildings, leading to a distant church. It is labeled "Then" and "The Exchange Hotel." The bottom half displays the same street today, paved and busier, with cars and shops, leading to the same church. The sky is partly cloudy.

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