Les meilleurs événements de la ville Santa Fe. Visite privée à pied de la vieille ville de Santa Fe commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Enjoy a welcome introductory private walking tour of Santa Fe, the vibrant, multicultural, creative capital city of New Mexico situated in the spectacular Sangre de Cristo foothills

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Santa Fe Plaza

Begin in Santa Fe Plaza and orient yourself with the city's layout, including seeing the Palace of Governors, which is one of the country's oldest continually operational municipal buildings. Learn some of the history and present realities of several Native American nations, whose lands are spread throughout much of New Mexico.

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San Miguel Chapel

See the oldest church in America, while understanding the role of Catholicism in the city, as you visit San Miguel Chapel, Loretto Chapel, and The Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi.

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Santa Fe

Visit the De Vargas Street House – the oldest house in Santa Fe, built in the traditional adobe style, which is now a free two-room museum.

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Santa Fe Plaza

Explore the vibrant Santa Fe Plaza, a National Historic Landmark and the iconic cultural hub of the city - playing host to many markets, concerts, and community events. Learn about the history of New Mexico, its unique mountainous geography, and today’s confluence of Spanish, Native American, Mexican and American cultures reflected in its cuisine and creativity.

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The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

Visit the impressive Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi - dedicated to the city’s patron saint, it was built in the Romanesque Revival style in the 19th century, in sharp contrast to the local adobe, its rose window was imported from France in the 1800s. Then, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. Also pass by San Miguel Mission - said to be the oldest church in the US dating back to 1610, it is dedicated to the Archangel Michael and is still in use today for mass and live music.

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Santa Fe

During your private your, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. You will also visit Palace Avenue - a little-known point of interest in Santa Fe that was the drop-off point for the onward journey to the hidden research facility in Los Alamos for spies and scientists involved in the Secret Manhattan Project, to create the atomic bomb.

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Place Santa Fé

Explorez la dynamique Santa Fe Plaza, un monument historique national et le centre culturel emblématique de la ville, qui accueille de nombreux marchés, concerts et événements communautaires. Découvrez l'histoire du Nouveau-Mexique, sa géographie montagneuse unique et la confluence actuelle des cultures espagnole, amérindienne, mexicaine et américaine qui se reflètent dans sa cuisine et sa créativité.

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La Basilique Cathédrale de Saint François d'Assise

Visitez l'impressionnante Basilique Cathédrale de Saint François d'Assise - dédiée au saint patron de la ville, elle a été construite dans le style néo-roman au 19ème siècle, en contraste frappant avec l'adobe local, sa rosace a été importée de France dans les années 1800. Ensuite, descendez la rue De Vargas et découvrez la plus ancienne maison en pisé de deux pièces de la ville, qui est maintenant un petit mais fascinant musée gratuit. Passez également par la mission San Miguel - considérée comme la plus ancienne église des États-Unis datant de 1610, elle est dédiée à l'archange Michael et est toujours utilisée aujourd'hui pour la messe et la musique live.

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Santa Fe

Pendant votre visite privée, descendez la rue De Vargas et découvrez la plus ancienne maison en pisé de deux pièces de la ville, qui est maintenant un petit mais fascinant musée gratuit. Vous visiterez également Palace Avenue - un point d'intérêt peu connu à Santa Fe qui était le point de chute pour le voyage vers le centre de recherche caché à Los Alamos pour les espions et les scientifiques impliqués dans le projet Secret Manhattan, pour créer le bombe atomique.

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Santa Fe Plaza

Explore the vibrant Santa Fe Plaza, a National Historic Landmark and the iconic cultural hub of the city - playing host to many markets, concerts, and community events. Learn about the history of New Mexico, its unique mountainous geography, and today’s confluence of Spanish, Native American, Mexican and American cultures reflected in its cuisine and creativity.

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The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

Visit the impressive Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi - dedicated to the city’s patron saint, it was built in the Romanesque Revival style in the 19th century, in sharp contrast to the local adobe, its rose window was imported from France in the 1800s. Then, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. Also pass by San Miguel Mission - said to be the oldest church in the US dating back to 1610, it is dedicated to the Archangel Michael and is still in use today for mass and live music.

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Santa Fe

During your private your, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. You will also visit Palace Avenue - a little-known point of interest in Santa Fe that was the drop-off point for the onward journey to the hidden research facility in Los Alamos for spies and scientists involved in the Secret Manhattan Project, to create the atomic bomb.

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Santa Fe Plaza

Explore the vibrant Santa Fe Plaza, a National Historic Landmark and the iconic cultural hub of the city - playing host to many markets, concerts, and community events. Learn about the history of New Mexico, its unique mountainous geography, and today’s confluence of Spanish, Native American, Mexican and American cultures reflected in its cuisine and creativity.

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The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

Visit the impressive Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi - dedicated to the city’s patron saint, it was built in the Romanesque Revival style in the 19th century, in sharp contrast to the local adobe, its rose window was imported from France in the 1800s. Then, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. Also pass by San Miguel Mission - said to be the oldest church in the US dating back to 1610, it is dedicated to the Archangel Michael and is still in use today for mass and live music.

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Santa Fe

During your private your, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. You will also visit Palace Avenue - a little-known point of interest in Santa Fe that was the drop-off point for the onward journey to the hidden research facility in Los Alamos for spies and scientists involved in the Secret Manhattan Project, to create the atomic bomb.

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Santa Fe Plaza

Explore the vibrant Santa Fe Plaza, a National Historic Landmark and the iconic cultural hub of the city - playing host to many markets, concerts, and community events. Learn about the history of New Mexico, its unique mountainous geography, and today’s confluence of Spanish, Native American, Mexican and American cultures reflected in its cuisine and creativity.

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The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

Visit the impressive Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi - dedicated to the city’s patron saint, it was built in the Romanesque Revival style in the 19th century, in sharp contrast to the local adobe, its rose window was imported from France in the 1800s. Then, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. Also pass by San Miguel Mission - said to be the oldest church in the US dating back to 1610, it is dedicated to the Archangel Michael and is still in use today for mass and live music.

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Santa Fe

During your private your, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. You will also visit Palace Avenue - a little-known point of interest in Santa Fe that was the drop-off point for the onward journey to the hidden research facility in Los Alamos for spies and scientists involved in the Secret Manhattan Project, to create the atomic bomb.

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Santa Fe Plaza

Explore the vibrant Santa Fe Plaza, a National Historic Landmark and the iconic cultural hub of the city - playing host to many markets, concerts, and community events. Learn about the history of New Mexico, its unique mountainous geography, and today’s confluence of Spanish, Native American, Mexican and American cultures reflected in its cuisine and creativity.

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The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi

Visit the impressive Cathedral Basilica of St Francis of Assisi - dedicated to the city’s patron saint, it was built in the Romanesque Revival style in the 19th century, in sharp contrast to the local adobe, its rose window was imported from France in the 1800s. Then, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. Also pass by San Miguel Mission - said to be the oldest church in the US dating back to 1610, it is dedicated to the Archangel Michael and is still in use today for mass and live music.

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Santa Fe

During your private your, walk down De Vargas Street and see the city’s oldest two-roomed adobe house which is now a small but fascinating free museum. You will also visit Palace Avenue - a little-known point of interest in Santa Fe that was the drop-off point for the onward journey to the hidden research facility in Los Alamos for spies and scientists involved in the Secret Manhattan Project, to create the atomic bomb.

Visite privée à pied de la vieille ville de Santa Fe

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