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Taos, NM in 2 weeks
My husband and I are traveling to Taos, NM in two weeks for a quick fall trip. We're excited about going and we've done some research; we have some ideas in mind for how we can make this a good one. If anyone has ever been and have some must-do information, please share. Any information you have will be helpful!
Re: Taos, NM in 2 weeks
There is an old adobe church in Taos built in 1710 to 1801 that is worth seeing. It is a recognizable symbol/place of Taos.
Santa Fe is even closer than Albuquerque and has a lot of interseting shops and historical places. The Native Americans have jewelry for sale on the sidewalk in the square. You get good prices when you buy from them. In Santa Fe, I recommend the following restuarants that are DHs favorites (he's a foodie): Harrys Roadhouse (bfast, dinner), Marias (drinks so lunch or dinner), Tecalote (bfast - get the bakery basket), Tomasitas (lunch, dinner).Good for a day trip. We were there Labor day weekend and discovered that there is a band playing in the bar at La Fonda hotel.
If you make it to Albuquerque then I like the jewelry (and prices) at Indian Treasures in Old Town.We like to eat at Monroes near Old Town.
Also Bandelier National Monument - pueblos is also interesting and a beautiful drive. I have enjoyed shopping in Taos too. My MIL used to go to Angel Fire (1 hour east) and I went to visit her there.