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Shopping Center
Turn right at the bottom of the hill and you'll find the DeVargas Center at the next big intersection of Paseo de Peralta and Guadalupe, the closest place that has it all! A whopping 6 min (or 2.7 miles) away from Hacienda la Colina, Devargas Center offers a wealth of wonderful local stores and eateries including Market Street Grocery store, Sprouts Farmers Market, CVS Pharmacy, Starbucks, Bowling Alley and a number of other stores. Eateries include Panda Express, Santa Fe Bar and Grill, Sabor Peruano, Atrisco Cafe and Bar, Paradise Boba Tea, Baskin Robbins, Crackin Crab, Seafood Boil and Jinja Bar and Bistro.
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DeVargas Center
564 N Guadalupe StTurn right at the bottom of the hill and you'll find the DeVargas Center at the next big intersection of Paseo de Peralta and Guadalupe, the closest place that has it all! A whopping 6 min (or 2.7 miles) away from Hacienda la Colina, Devargas Center offers a wealth of wonderful local stores and eateries including Market Street Grocery store, Sprouts Farmers Market, CVS Pharmacy, Starbucks, Bowling Alley and a number of other stores. Eateries include Panda Express, Santa Fe Bar and Grill, Sabor Peruano, Atrisco Cafe and Bar, Paradise Boba Tea, Baskin Robbins, Crackin Crab, Seafood Boil and Jinja Bar and Bistro.
City/town information
Santa Fe, New Mexico or The City Different, is host to legendary history and culture around every corner, an art scene that spans from traditional to contemporary, accommodations with a local feel yet world-class status, award-winning cuisine that’s as eclectic as it is sumptuous, and countless experiences to encounter, you’re sure to uncover something different about yourself when you visit. see Santa Fe Tourism.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe, New Mexico or The City Different, is host to legendary history and culture around every corner, an art scene that spans from traditional to contemporary, accommodations with a local feel yet world-class status, award-winning cuisine that’s as eclectic as it is sumptuous, and countless experiences to encounter, you’re sure to uncover something different about yourself when you visit. see Santa Fe Tourism.
History, Art and Restaurants
A National Historic Landmark in downtown Santa Fe, known for its unique style and quaint winding streets similar to traditional Spanish-American colonial cities. The plaza, or town square, was originally, and is still, the center gathering place in town. Many know it as "the heart of Santa Fe." Here you can find Native Artisans selling their creations, a standing tradition for The Plaza.
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Santa Fe Plaza
63 Lincoln AveA National Historic Landmark in downtown Santa Fe, known for its unique style and quaint winding streets similar to traditional Spanish-American colonial cities. The plaza, or town square, was originally, and is still, the center gathering place in town. Many know it as "the heart of Santa Fe." Here you can find Native Artisans selling their creations, a standing tradition for The Plaza.
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Kif tista' tmur minn post għall-ieħor
Giving yourself time to get to your attractions is advised.
The streets of Downtown Santa Fe can be tight and confusing since they are laid on old wagon trails but they are slow paced and beautiful!
X'għandek tippakkja
A light jacket for an all day outing during spring and fall.
While it is mostly sunny, the weather can change rapidly in Santa Fe, as in one extreme to the other and back! Dont let a chilly mid day rain burst thwart your adventure, let it add to it!
Frażijiet utli
Some Common Santa Fe phrases you'll hear.
"red or Green?"- When Dining at a restaurant you may be asked this, it is referring to red chile or green chile, a New Mexican delicacy.
Arroyo-There are large arroyos running through the city that can become flash flood zones during a rain storm, it is best to stay out of the main arroyos but they can provide for a spectacular show to watch from above.
Mhux ta' min jitlifha
The Santa Fe Farmers Market is a must see!
The Farmers Market is located downtown at the Santa Fe Railyard. It is one of the oldest, largest and most successful operating farmers markets in the nation supporting over 150 farmers and producers from across New Mexico. Operating all year long on Saturdays from 8am-1pm and Tuesdays from 8am-1pm May 3rd-Nov 22nd.