Sante Fe (New Mexico)

Today we arrived in the charming Sante Fe in the Sangre de Cristo foothills of New Mexico. Santa Fe was founded as a Spanish colony in 1610 and is renowned for its Pueblo-style architecture and as aRead more
Today we arrived in the charming Sante Fe in the Sangre de Cristo foothills of New Mexico. Santa Fe was founded as a Spanish colony in 1610 and is renowned for its Pueblo-style architecture and as aRead more
Es gibt eine Menge Kunst und Geschichte zu sehen und Natalie hat eine Gastkarte für ein paar Museen. Ich schau mir das zeitgenössische Kunstmuseum an, was ich aber für den Preis nicht empfehlenRead more
Die Canyon Road in Santa Fe ist recht besonders, denn eine Galerie folgt auf die nächste.
Ich war schwer von den verschiedenen Skulpturen angetan, aber auch von Windspielen und Kuriositäten.
WäreRead more
Tag 21: Heute besuchten wir die Hauptstadt von New Mexico. Alles ist sauber und herausgeputzt und zielt sichtlich auf ein älteres, wohlhabendes Publikum ab. Das State Capitol beherbergt eine riesigeRead more
Kalt war die Nacht wieder, wir sind hier ziemlich hoch gelegen, das merkt man dann schon an der Temperatur. Trotzdem können wir in der Sonne draußen am Pecos frühstücken. Wir überlegen kurz, obRead more
New Mexico - Land of Enchantment II
From Mentmore to Los Alamos, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Truth or Consequences, Silver City
As Halloween decorations appeared everywhere, it became clear that NewRead more
Alessandro, Martina e Francesca al risveglio decidono di fare una corsa al parco e hanno la fortuna di vedere l’alba salire su Amarillo, mentre Elisa si risveglia con una seduta di yoga. Alle 8Read more
Wegen unserer Stand-Heizung suchen wir in Albuquerque einen Mechaniker auf. Wir werden sehr nett und sofort bedient. Die Heizung wird gereinigt, weil die richtigen Ersatzteile aber fehlen, kann sieRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Santa Fe, سانتا فيه, Горад Санта-Фэ, Санта Фе, سانتا فێ, Santa Fé, Σάντα Φε, سنتافه، نیومکزیکو, סנטה פה, साण्टा फे, Սանտա Ֆե, SAF, サンタフェ, სანტა-ფე, Санта Фэ, 산타페, Санта-Фе, Sanctae Fidei fanum, Santa Fė, Santafē, सांता फे, Santa Fe Analco, सान्ता फे, Yootó, سانٹا فے, 87501, सान्टा फ़े, சாந்தா பே, แซนตาเฟ, سانتا فے، نیو میکسیکو, 圣菲, 聖大非
Traveler Wow 🤩 you’re certainly seeing the many sides of the US of A! ❤️👍🏻
Traveler Yep! We’ve basically some places all around the country with a touch of mid west too 😊🇺🇸
Traveler Probably more than most Americans!
Traveler Not wrong! We’ve had that convo with many Americans. They typically can’t take much leave maybe a couple of weeks a year and typically take it in bits and pieces cos they are afraid to ask for their full entitlement as they might get sacked. They generally could never get 4+ weeks off in a row ! We are very lucky in Australia!
Traveler I’ve heard that! Their health care is apparently f***ed too! We are, indeed lucky. Having said that; I’m pretty sure Australians see less of our own country than we do elsewhere too! It seems to be the way. I know that once I look into travelling in Australia 🇦🇺 it always results in me deciding overseas travel is more economical. That’s kinda sad 😞
Traveler Agree - most aussies chose os including me. I’ve barely seen oz sadly but so many other places I want to see first
Traveler Just chiming in very late to say that yes, the US has a million and one societal problems. LOL. Let's hope Trump 2024 is not the next clusterf***. And @Jason, I've seen the East Coast, West Coast, parts of the MidWest and South, but now I really want to go to the American Northwest, which I've always wanted to visit. I'm going to be so sad when this trip is over. It's a lot of fun to follow.
Traveler And unfortunately oz/everywhere has massive societal problems. You’d love the north west etc