Albuquerque Vacation & Tourism Guide
photo by Jenica
Albuquerque, a remarkably beautiful oasis in the high desert, offers an exciting array of activities for all ages and interests. Whether its mountain biking or hiking, golfing or skiing, touring one of Albuquerques vineyards or browsing museums, galleries, and shops, there is a vast range of choices for any visitor.
Great Recommendations from Real Travelers
1. Hilton Garden Inn Albuquerque Airport
Real Traveler Rating: 4.5 out of 5 based on 69 reviews from 5 sources
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"This is a very nice hotel with the Hilton quality at a lesser price." — source Priceline
"This is a great hotel, close to the ABQ airport." — source Expedia
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1. Old Town
This is unquestionably the store with the widest selection of gifts and souvenirs to be found ... more
Real Travelers who've been to Old Town
Jenica in Exploring Old Town in the Snow said
… We didn't have a lot of time to spend in Albuquerqu, so we stayed at a hotel new Old Town so we could go exploring… continue reading »
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2. Petroglyph National Monument
Up to 15,000 petroglyphs or prehistoric rock art images have been found on the West Mesa volcanic ... more
Real Travelers who've been to Petroglyph National Monument
KarenandBrad in Albuquerque, petroglyphs and more said
…>After the conference, we had the afternoon free, so we went to Petroglyph National Monument. It’s just a couple miles from downtown… continue reading »
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3. Sandia Peak Tramway
Just 17 minutes from Albuquerque via the Sandia Peak Tramway , this popular full-service alpine ski area boasts 30 ... more
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4. New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science
... through time from the big bang through the ice ages in one of the premier natural history museums in the country. Also, discover a great collection of massive ... more
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5. KiMo Theater
This architectural gem earned its unusual name when Isleta Pueblo governor, Pablo Abeita, suggested KiMo, which ... more
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6. Rio Grande Zoological Park
... institution... in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Rocky outcrops, grassy meadows, towering cottonwoods, shimmering waterfalls and tranquil pools create an oasis for exotic and native species. Visitors will come face-to-face with o... more
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7. Coaches Sports Grill
For good cheer, good libations and good food go to this popular, neighborhood bar and grill. Folks from nearby UNM, ... more
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8. Rainbow Ryders, Inc.
... flights in Arizona and New Mexico. Call Rainbow Ryders for special seasonal hot air ballooning discounts! (800) 725-2477. Phoenix balloon rides. Scottsdale ... more
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9. American International Rattlesnake Museum
When you walk through the doors of this Old Town museum and shop, you may find yourself warily glancing behind ... more
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10. Indian Pueblo Culture Center (The)
... center is owned and operated by the 19 Pueblo Tribes of New Mexico. Visit the museums, galleries and gift shops where more than 305,000 visitors ... more
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1. Scalo
... :The light, airy interior boasts a sometimes-noisy open kitchen and a tiered dining room with a balcony and private dining room. There is also a darker, more intimate bar. Part of its self-perpetuating allure is that the pl... more
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2. Sadie's Dining Room
This popular place in the North Valley once served their great food from a bowling alley location. A ... more
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3. High Finance Restaurant & Tavern
Perched high on the ridgeline of the Sandia Mountains at 10,400 feet, the only way to reach this restaurant ... more
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4. Seasons Rotisserie & Grill
Look to this two-story, popular place for Southwestern gourmet food. Sit out on the balcony in a casual, ... more
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5. Artichoke Cafe
... and restaurant serves Italian continental cuisine to locals looking for a romantic dining experience. User Reviews for Artichoke Cafe Citysearch (3), (18 ), All (21) Classy 03/01/2006 Posted by hegle This restaurant does no... more
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6. Samurai Grill & Sushi Bar
This restaurant offers wonderful food accompanied by good theater. Some Teppan kitchens and sushi ... more
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7. Los Cuates
... salsa, decadent chili rellenos and itty bitty bill, this New Mexican eatery is worth the wait. User Reviews for Los Cuates Citysearch (24), (14 ), All (38) living off a reputation that is no longer applicable 07/31/2007 Pos... more
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8. Saggios
This is a family-owned and operated pizzeria with an upbeat atmosphere. Massive ... more
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9. El Pinto Restaurant
Located along the Rio Grande Bosque, this restaurant's shaded patio draws diners from throughout New Mexico. Established ... more
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10. County Line of Albuquerque
... two minutes from the Sandia Tramway, this upscale Southwestern roadhouse offers spectacular views of the city and the looming mountains. Originating in Austin, this chain has become a choice spot for barbecue enthusiasts ac... more
Top Rated Albuquerque Trips
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Albuquerque, petroglyphs and more | Oct 24 08'
"The petroglyphs were amazing."
We had a good night sleep and were ready to head to Albuquerque Sat. morning. We went to an eco-building conference that morning. It took a long... Continue reading »
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off to New Mexico | Apr 30 09'
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After we left Fort Stockton, we started seeing hills, than bigger hills and than mountains. We drove through the city of El Paso where we saw abobe... Continue reading »
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Driving through the desert | Apr 03 09'
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We started our trek this morning across the desert in western Texas and drove all the way through New Mexico. The weather in the desert can b... Continue reading »
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The Time is fulfilled | Aug 15 08'
"Mi Casa Quilting"
This morning we did stop by Flying Star for a Breakfast to help start the last day of our trip. There they made yummy Whole Wheat Blueberry muffins... Continue reading »
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The Jet Lag | Jul 15 08'
"... he get through the jet lag the smoothest way..."
I had always about few days long jet lag, so we arrived a week before the reunion to get through it. Our little guy was a good boy on the airplane.... Continue reading »
