Hayley’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Places I love in Albuquerque!
Art gallery, paletas (homemade Mexican popsicles) and access to Rio Grande river trails and bike trails. Also a space with events like film screening, salsa dancing, interesting lectures, performances and more. If you can visit the torre (tower), it houses a fascinating 360 degree mural of the history of Mexico (which includes present day Mexico).
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Centro Cultural Nacional Hispânico
1701 4th St SWArt gallery, paletas (homemade Mexican popsicles) and access to Rio Grande river trails and bike trails. Also a space with events like film screening, salsa dancing, interesting lectures, performances and more. If you can visit the torre (tower), it houses a fascinating 360 degree mural of the history of Mexico (which includes present day Mexico).
Hiking galore! $1 or $2 parking fee, incredible views of Sandia mountains, the city and huge area to enjoy sunrise, sunset or mid-day sun! Plenty of tables for those who pack a picnic as well! Affordable alternative to the tram.
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Elena Gallegos Open Space
7100 Tramway Blvd NEHiking galore! $1 or $2 parking fee, incredible views of Sandia mountains, the city and huge area to enjoy sunrise, sunset or mid-day sun! Plenty of tables for those who pack a picnic as well! Affordable alternative to the tram.
Volcanoes Trail
Volcanoes TrailFood scene
Delicious locally-owned breakfast, lunch, brunch. Steps away from the University and a 30 min walk or quick drive from the house.
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The Shop Breakfast and Lunch
2933 Monte Vista Blvd NEDelicious locally-owned breakfast, lunch, brunch. Steps away from the University and a 30 min walk or quick drive from the house.
Fresh and creative farm-to-table food focusing on salads but with great sandwiches and appetizers as well.
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Vinaigrette
1720 Central Ave SWFresh and creative farm-to-table food focusing on salads but with great sandwiches and appetizers as well.
My favorite New Mexican restaurant in town. Try the blue corn enchiladas or fajitas, finish off with a hot sopapilla and honey!
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El Patio De Albuquerque
142 Harvard Drive SoutheastMy favorite New Mexican restaurant in town. Try the blue corn enchiladas or fajitas, finish off with a hot sopapilla and honey!
Open layout mix of brewery, walk-up and order mini-restaurants. I LOVE the tacos and Santa Fe beers on tap, a great place for large groups and picky eaters with a lot of seating and many options!
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Green Jeans Farmery
3600 Cutler Ave NEOpen layout mix of brewery, walk-up and order mini-restaurants. I LOVE the tacos and Santa Fe beers on tap, a great place for large groups and picky eaters with a lot of seating and many options!
Both sight seeing and food filled our Saturday morning market has live music, local food and products and a lovely family and dog friendly atmosphere!
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Downtown Growers' Market
810 Copper Ave NWBoth sight seeing and food filled our Saturday morning market has live music, local food and products and a lovely family and dog friendly atmosphere!
Local beer, yummy food (especially burgers and falafel appetizers) and loads of locals!
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Bosque Brewing Co. Public House - Nob Hill
106 Girard Blvd SELocal beer, yummy food (especially burgers and falafel appetizers) and loads of locals!
ONI
600 Central Avenue SouthwestSawmill Market
1909 Bellamah Ave NW