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Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Native Americans, U.S.A: The History and Culture, The Pueblos, Touristic Information and Guide (in English)
Roman Reynolds
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Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Native Americans, U.S.A: The History and Culture, The Pueblos, Touristic Information and Guide (in English) - Reynolds, Roman
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Synopsis "Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Native Americans, U.S.A: The History and Culture, The Pueblos, Touristic Information and Guide (in English)"
Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Native Americans, U.S.A. The History and Culture, The Pueblos, Touristic Information and Guide. Santa Fe is a colorful, artistic city, bursting with a rich history and plenty of festivals that celebrate it all. With a culture based on a variety of unusual ingredients, including Gothic cathedrals, a love for the great outdoors, chile-infused cuisine and a profound emphasis on the arts, this truly is the "City Different." Santa Fe also preserves a historic feel with Spanish-influenced architecture and buildings that date back to the 16th century but one of the main reasons people visit is for its art. The works of artists like Georgia O' Keeffe, Peter Hurd, Miro Kenarov and Gustave Baumann fill the galleries, pieces that were largely inspired by the city's dramatic, vibrant and evolving landscape. Anytime you visit Santa Fe, you can find many of these renowned works along gallery-lined Canyon Road. For a taste of up-and-coming talent, swing by one of the artisan markets, check out The Railyard Arts District or stop in to see glass-blowing demonstrations at Liquid Light Glass. Santa Fe is home to several museums that celebrate its diverse art scene as well, including the Museum of International Folk Art and the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. Another part of Santa Fe's artistic side? Its music. The Santa Fe Opera welcomes talented acts to its venue amid the mountains. The same landscapes that spoke to O'Keeffe also call to adventurous types year-round. Active travelers hike the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, test the powder skiing at one of the nearby mountains and explore the 1.6 million acres of the Santa Fe National Forest. Need a way to round out your day? Santa Fe is also a great place to taste something different: Take your pick of one of the gourmet dining establishments scattered throughout the city.
