Wander Albuquerque

Old Town — The Spanish plaza where Albuquerque began, with an adobe church from 1793. Explore Old Town

Downtown & the KiMo — A theatre named for a mountain lion and the railroad town that grew up around it. Explore Downtown & the KiMo

Nob Hill & Route 66 — A mile of Central Avenue where Route 66 travellers once shopped and slept, and locally owned shops do now. Explore Nob Hill & Route 66

Barelas & the Hispanic Cultural Center — A river-crossing neighborhood founded in 1662, now home to a 20-acre cultural campus. Explore Barelas & the Hispanic Cultural Center

Sandia Peak & the Tram — A mountain named for watermelons, and an aerial tram that climbs it in fifteen minutes. Explore Sandia Peak & the Tram

The Bosque & the BioPark — A ribbon of cottonwoods along the Rio Grande, with a nature center, a zoo and a fishing beach. Explore The Bosque & the BioPark

Petroglyphs & the West Mesa — A volcanic escarpment on the city’s western edge, carved with an estimated 24,000 images. Explore Petroglyphs & the West Mesa

Balloon Fiesta Park — The field on the northern edge where more than 500 balloons launch every October. Explore Balloon Fiesta Park