Old Town Albuquerque is the vibrant cultural center of Albuquerque and the southwest. With over 40 annual signature events along with daily pop-up musicians, impromptu car shows, morning yoga, and so much more, there is truly something for everybody, year round.

Old Town has been the focal point of Albuquerque’s community life since it was founded in 1706 by Governor Francisco Cuervo y Valdés. Centered around the plaza, Old Town encompasses about 10 blocks of historic adobe buildings.

Old Town’s original steakhouse featuring steaks, tequila and wild game. New Mexican fare, regional wines and seafood. Happy Hour in our Santos-filled lounge. Lunch and…

From haunting ghost tours led by lantern carrying guides or history walks along age old streets that predate the founding of the United States by 4 generations, come and explore the rich history and culture of Old Town Albuquerque with daily walking tours, trolley rides, and more!

Jul 23, 2024 · Wander Old Town as we stay open late & rediscover our enchanted evenings every 2nd Saturday.

Family owned bookstore specializing in books by New Mexico authors. Fiction, nonfiction, history, Native American and Hispanic culture, cook books, and children’s books.

Southwestern art & Albuquerque history, traveling exhibitions, sculpture garden, gallery store, and cafe. Open Tues-Sun; free 1st Wed of month & Sun 9am-1pm.

Q: Does Albuquerque have an old town? A: Yes, absolutely! Albuquerque’s Old Town is the heart of the city’s rich history and culture, featuring stunning architecture, numerous local shops, art galleries, and a variety of fantastic restaurants. And this is the official Old Town Albuquerque website! So you’ve come to the right place.

With so much to experience in Old Town during the holidays, we have put together this list to help you experience Old Town Albuquerque to the fullest. Check out the top activities to experience in Old Town, Albuquerque this holiday season.

Nov 2, 2024 · The Feel: Imagine strolling through Old Town in the week leading up to Día de los Muertos (October 25th, 2024 – November 4th, 2024). Joyful live music drifts from patios as you pass shops and plazas adorned with orange and yellow marigolds.