Albuquerque Activities
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There are a variety of
things to do in Albuquerque. Whether you're visiting one of our 14 beautiful
golf courses, taking a
hot-air balloon flight over the scenic Rio Grande Valley,
mountain
biking in the Sandia Mountains,
hiking among dormant
volcanoes, horseback riding along the river or strolling through
Old Town, you'll find Albuquerque offers a real breath of fresh air.
Don't miss the stunning views of the city from
Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway, as it slowly climbs the 10,378-foot peak of the mountains that form Albuquerque's eastern border.
Prefer high heels to hiking boots? There are lots of indoor Albuquerque tourism opportunities as well. Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico, is packed with activities, cultural attractions and distinctive sightseeing opportunities.
Start your Albuquerque experience with a visit to the National Hispanic
Cultural Center, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center or one of our 19 museums and immerse yourself in art, culture, cuisine and cultural performances. There is so much to do, you may need to
add an extra day to your visit!
Visitor Tips
Before coming to Albuquerque, visitors should be aware of the city’s high
elevation of over 5,000 feet. When visiting Albuquerque, it may take
your body a couple of days to adjust to the high altitude. At this
elevation the air is thinner and you may become tired faster during
physical activity. Albuquerque’s high desert climate also causes people
to dehydrate faster. It is important to drink a lot of water to keep
your body hydrated; this is the easiest way to avoid altitude sickness.
If you plan on visiting any of our excellent
restaurants or bars while
in town, you should be aware that alcohol may affect your body faster at
higher elevations as well. Also, sunscreen is vital while vacationing in
Albuquerque. Whether it is sunny or cloudy, summer or winter, the UV
rays are stronger at higher altitudes. Visitors should wear a high SPF
sunscreen at all times to avoid sunburn and wear sunglasses to protect
their eyes.
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The Cantina Bar offers lighter fare as well as the best margaritas and happy hour in town.
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Enjoy your favorite beverages and five big screen TVs in the Canyon River Bar located right next to ...
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733 Chavez Rd. N.W. /
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque,
NM
87107
(505) 344-5911
/ Toll Free: (800) 706-1699
www.casarondena.com
Casa Rondena Winery-a rare vineyard experience tucked away among the ancient cottonwoods in ABQ's se...
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Visit Casa San Ysidro, the historic house of The Albuquerque Museum, a reconstructed 18th/19th centu...
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The Cell Theatre is Downtown Albuquerque's boutique home for live entertainment.
Providing over 2...
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Located off I-25 & Jefferson. Home to national & international award winning microbrews.
Quality ...
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3601 University Blvd. S.E. /
Albuquerque,
NM
87106
(505) 277-4546
www.unmgolf.com
Golf at affordable rates. Nationally ranked by Golf Digest and Golf & Travel Magazine.
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Free live music! Must be 21 years of age to attend.
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Cliff's is the only place in New Mexico with Family Rides, Thrill Rides, Kiddieland and Cliff's Wate...
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The Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival is the only event of its kind in New Mexico. Since its f...
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