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Take the Rail Runner from Albuquerque to Santa Fe; it’s only about one hour north of Albuquerque. “The City
Different” is certainly worth a day trip, if only for the amazing museums and galleries. As a storied trading post
and New Mexico’s capital, Santa Fe boasts several important historical attractions. Its special events, like
Indian Market, draw visitors from all over the world. Santa Fe also features world-class cuisine and
accommodations. Chosen by readers of Condé Nast Traveler magazine as the country's number two tourist
destination, Santa Fe is an irresistible addition

The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC), the only national cultural institute dedicated to the study,
advancement, and presentation of Hispanic culture, arts and humanities. The NHCC stages many excellent
art exhibitions and hundreds of programs in the visual, performing, and literary arts. Programs have featured
local, national, and international artists, scholars, and entertainers. The NHCC provides venues for visitors to
learn about Hispanic culture throughout the world and is a resource not to be missed.

For an introduction to New Mexico’s 19 pueblos, be sure to visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, which
offers information and resources on Native American culture, history, and art. If you’re interested in the area’s
Spanish heritage, don’t miss the National Hispanic Cultural Center, where you can learn about Día de los
Muertos traditions, see world-class flamenco performances, and enjoy other cultural events.