Guidebook for Albuquerque

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Guidebook for Albuquerque

Food Scene

Great local New Mexican cuisine is just a few blocks away.
100 locals recommend
Cocina Azul
1134 Mountain Rd NW
100 locals recommend
Great local New Mexican cuisine is just a few blocks away.
Good New Mexican food and the best in Old Town. A charming and rambling old style restaurant, it has a courtyard out back and outdoor tables up front.
57 locals recommend
Church Street Cafe
2111 Church St NW
57 locals recommend
Good New Mexican food and the best in Old Town. A charming and rambling old style restaurant, it has a courtyard out back and outdoor tables up front.
The main lobby offers free live music on weekends, and the casbahs offer a unique dining experience.
6 locals recommend
Hotel Andaluz
6 locals recommend
The main lobby offers free live music on weekends, and the casbahs offer a unique dining experience.
Great live entertainment on the weekends, pretty decent bar food, and many different kinds of beer.
190 locals recommend
Marble Brewery
111 Marble Ave NW
190 locals recommend
Great live entertainment on the weekends, pretty decent bar food, and many different kinds of beer.

Sightseeing

How to Get Around.
20 locals recommend
A.T.C. (Bay F) station
20 locals recommend
How to Get Around.
A must-see while you are here! The very long tram ride takes you to a restaurant on the crest where you can see the sunset and the lights of the city come up at dark.
502 locals recommend
Sandia Peak Tramway
30 Tramway Rd NE
502 locals recommend
A must-see while you are here! The very long tram ride takes you to a restaurant on the crest where you can see the sunset and the lights of the city come up at dark.
Walking distance to this. Salsa Friday and Jazz Saturdays all summer long in the amphitheater.
219 locals recommend
Albuquerque Museum
2000 Mountain Rd NW
219 locals recommend
Walking distance to this. Salsa Friday and Jazz Saturdays all summer long in the amphitheater.
Many science activities that are interactive. They also have an adult night with live music.
178 locals recommend
Explora
1701 Mountain Rd NW
178 locals recommend
Many science activities that are interactive. They also have an adult night with live music.

Arts & Culture

Historic and restored Pueblo/Deco buildings, this venue has lots of film festivals and other events.
47 locals recommend
KiMo Theatre
423 Central Ave NW
47 locals recommend
Historic and restored Pueblo/Deco buildings, this venue has lots of film festivals and other events.
Located inside the Botanical Garden and the Zoo, this train is a great little engine for getting around.
BioPark Train
BioPark Train
Located inside the Botanical Garden and the Zoo, this train is a great little engine for getting around.
It is a great zoo. Summer concerts under the stars accompanied by the peacocks.
263 locals recommend
ABQ BioPark
903 10th St SW
263 locals recommend
It is a great zoo. Summer concerts under the stars accompanied by the peacocks.
Excellent world class museum that was also backdrop in the TV series Breaking Bad.
81 locals recommend
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
601 Eubank Blvd SE
81 locals recommend
Excellent world class museum that was also backdrop in the TV series Breaking Bad.
The highest elevation capitol city in the USA, and among the 3 oldest cities in North America-the other two are Jamestown, VA and Quebec City, Quebec. The 3 cities were established only 1 year apart.
233 locals recommend
Santa Fe
233 locals recommend
The highest elevation capitol city in the USA, and among the 3 oldest cities in North America-the other two are Jamestown, VA and Quebec City, Quebec. The 3 cities were established only 1 year apart.
World class opera in a unique and beautiful setting.
109 locals recommend
Santa Fe Opera
301 Opera Dr
109 locals recommend
World class opera in a unique and beautiful setting.

Everything Else

Convention Center, newly remodeled and right in the heart of the city.
15 locals recommend
Albuquerque Convention Center
15 locals recommend
Convention Center, newly remodeled and right in the heart of the city.
Popular location for conventions. The Q Bar is fun.
7 locals recommend
Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town
800 Rio Grande Blvd NW
7 locals recommend
Popular location for conventions. The Q Bar is fun.
It is the core location of academia in New Mexico.
66 locals recommend
The University of New Mexico
66 locals recommend
It is the core location of academia in New Mexico.
Definitely not a medical lab.
Sandia National Laboratories
1515 Eubank Blvd SE
Definitely not a medical lab.
The name says it all
9 locals recommend
Kirtland Air Force Base
2000 Wyoming Boulevard Southeast
9 locals recommend
The name says it all
Listed among the top 5 cancer treatment hospitals in the USA
14 locals recommend
Presbyterian Hospital
1100 Central Ave SE
14 locals recommend
Listed among the top 5 cancer treatment hospitals in the USA
Close to work for those in the film and TV industries.
Albuquerque Studios
5650 University Blvd SE
Close to work for those in the film and TV industries.
This fascinating small city is the home of the Manhatten Project, where the hydrogen bomb was developed and is nestled in an idylic mountain setting.
Los Alamos National Laboratory
This fascinating small city is the home of the Manhatten Project, where the hydrogen bomb was developed and is nestled in an idylic mountain setting.

Essentials

Home of Taos Pueblo, the Taos School of historic artists and the Taos Ski Valley.
123 locals recommend
Taos
123 locals recommend
Home of Taos Pueblo, the Taos School of historic artists and the Taos Ski Valley.

Shopping

This unique store is located only 1 1/2 blocks away and is the "go to" location for native arts of every kind and level. This store provides much of the art sold in specialty stores throughout the state by having a loyal wholesale clientele. The staff of the store are very well versed with background and information on items sold, but they also offer the kinds of souvenirs that visitors might take to friends and children after a visit to the Southwest.
12 locals recommend
Palms Trading Company
1504 Lomas Blvd NW
12 locals recommend
This unique store is located only 1 1/2 blocks away and is the "go to" location for native arts of every kind and level. This store provides much of the art sold in specialty stores throughout the state by having a loyal wholesale clientele. The staff of the store are very well versed with background and information on items sold, but they also offer the kinds of souvenirs that visitors might take to friends and children after a visit to the Southwest.