Albuquerque Visitor Guide

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Things to Do in Albuquerque 

Albuquerque is packed with activities, cultural attractions and distinctive sightseeing opportunities. Begin your experience with a visit to one of our numerous cultural centers and many world-class museums. Immerse yourself in New Mexico’s art, culture, unique cuisine and traditional performances. With so much to do, you may need to add a few extra days to your visit!

Find Things to Do in Albuquerque: https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/things-to-do/ 

Things to Do Downtown 

While you’re downtown for the conference, be sure to enjoy all that Albuquerque has to offer. Downtown Albuquerque can offer you an unforgettable experience.

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Coupons and Discounts:

Find deals on dining, tours, activities and so much more! Here, you can download our free savings pass, or browse through a list of coupons and discounts. 

Find Deals and Download the Savings Pass: https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/things-to-do/coupons/ 

The Ultimate Albuquerque Bucket List Pass:

Grab your travel buddy, because you’ll want to check everything off this bucket list when visiting Albuquerque. From the great outdoors to authentic New Mexican cuisine and culture, you won’t want to miss out on these iconic spots and experiences. Download the Albuquerque Bucket List. It’s free and delivered to your mobile phone via text or email. 

Download the Free Pass:  https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/things-to-do/albuquerque-bucket-list/ 

Events 

Experience live performances and events you’ll only find in Albuquerque. Live music, a unique fusion of cultures, a vibrant art scene and weather suitable for outdoor events year-round make for an epic, event-full destination. 

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Arts & Culture 

Countless cultures flourish in Albuquerque. Home to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, the National Hispanic Cultural Center, more than 100 art galleries and studios, a multitude of museums and an innovative performing arts scene, Albuquerque is a favorite cultural destination for visitors from all over the map.

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Dining in Albuquerque 

New Mexico is home to one of America’s most cherished regional cuisines, so it’s no surprise that food is one of the things that people remember most about a trip to Albuquerque. This city has an abundance of great restaurant options featuring our famous regional and traditional cuisine as well as contemporary and fusion flavors. 

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Outdoor Recreation 

The city of Albuquerque sits a mile above sea level (5,000-6,000-foot elevation) and has a high-desert climate, which means around 310 sunny days and cool, crisp evenings. Albuquerque’s climate and landscape are perfect for outdoor adventure and leisurely recreation. We have four seasons, so plan for potential moderate weather in the fall, with temperatures varying from morning to evening.

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