Know the world over as a destination unmatched in the richness of its heritage, history, culture and of course art, Santa Fe, New Mexico is must see on your next visit to the state of New Mexico. Founded more than a decade before the Mayflower would ever set sale for America, Santa Fe began as a small community of European dwellings and would quickly grow to be the center of power for the Spanish Empire north of Old Mexico.

As the oldest capital city in the Unites States, Santa Fe rests in the cool air of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, at the base of the Rocky Mountains. With an average of 300 blue sky days, Santa Fe’s natural beauty will calm the body and reenergize the spirit. Come see firsthand why Santa Fe is one of the healthiest cities in America, one of the best places to live and a perennial top travel destination.

Climate
Santa Fe’s climate is dry, with humidity that can average less than 20%. Average summer temperatures range from the high 80s to low to mid 90s and with over 300 days of sunshine a year, sunscreen and hats are a must. But even during the warmest months, night and mornings can be cool so bring layers. Winter months are cold; between November and April, it not unusual to have six to eight major snowfalls. And at over 7,000 feet above see level, it can take up to two days to adjust to the altitude so keep hydrated and watch your alcohol intake – one drink at 7,000 feet is equal to three at sea level.