In the summer, Santa Fe hosts art fairs, operas and other gorgeous events.
In winter, however, the schedule is not so busy and few tourists are skiing outside the city.
This is the time for residents to effectively recover the center, from the old square to the walking area of the newer railway area.
The only glitz and glitter is the shining snow under the sunny blue sky and paper
The lanterns glow on a black night.
In recent years, many of the city's most popular institutions have been expanded, renovated, and even returned from death.
There is no better time to enjoy them than the cold months, and Santa Claus who has been admiring them for decades. Friday3 p. m.
In the cold weather, history requires hot chocolate, which is specially rotated by the Kakawa Chocolate House --
This is not Miss Swiss. The “elixirs” ($3. 75)
As the owner said, chocolate drinks are served in delicate blueand-
The White Mexican mug was made according to recipes from ancient Central America and medieval Europe, paired with a chocolate that was almost non-sweet --and-
Tortillas and Mary Antoinette potions, cinnamon and orange --flower water.
If you're not jumping from the wall of a small adobe store after a cup, try an exciting Chile too --spiked caramel. 4 p. m.
The economy of Art Fe is largely based on creative efforts.
Some locals, including the state government, sneered at it.
So the circular hall, as the New Mexico Parliament says, has a collection of more than 600 paintings, paintings and sculptures, all of which are works by New Mexico artists and are visited for free.
From the end of January to the meeting of the Hitachi legal institution (in even-
Numbered years, until February)
, You can take a break from art appreciation, or expand your definition of art appreciation by participating in litigation. 6 p. m.
Desert-hungry drinkers agree: Thanks to Chris Milligan's "glass garden" approach, Secreto Lounge is the best cocktail bar in the city.
This means fresh herbs and other surprises like Scarlet red ($11)
Bourbon and house-
A method of flavored cranberry juice or spicy Agave
There are grapes and margar tower in green chile. (
Skeptical people can choose a well-crafted vintage cocktail or a new Mexican wine. )
Fans also want to walk a few blocks south of the Santa Fe Spirits Tasting Room, which was established in 2010.
Try two cups: gin, full of rat Lee and osha roots, and unaged malt whiskey, surprisingly complex and tequila --like. 7:30 p. m.
For 15 years, chef Joseph Reid has made cooking magic in Taos;
When his restaurant was closed there in 2010, a Santa Fe restaurant owner attracted him to the south.
But before he ran his own place, Joseph's place, Wrede did not settle down.
When it opened in October 2013, it was quickly packed with loyal customers.
Maybe it's because the menu is Santa Fe's own.
To put it simply, Image: Proud of local ingredients, open to international flavor, as comfortable as a delicate cardamomhoney root-
Napoleon vegetables ($24)
Like killer mutton burgers ($15).
Step yourself and taste the caramel duck better-fat ice cream. 9:30 p. m.
Magic George R. R.
Martin is famous for the author of the Game of Thrones, but in the local area, Martin, 35
Santa is also the one who saved Jean Cocteau Cinema. The jewel-box single-
The screen is a fixture until it is closed on 2006.
Martin restored it last year, added a digital projector, and expanded programming to include not only art films, but also sci's reading
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers, occasionally
Such as the screening of Vincent Price's classic or low-end novels. (
Don't worry, Thrace: Martin has commissioned the day-to-day operations and is back in working writing. )Saturday8 a. m.
This is a more delicious dinner that dates back to 1905, and in the city center, the plaza cafe is not a tourist trap that people may think.
Instead, it is a plain Greek restaurant (
The Razatos family has been operating since 1947)
Where you can get a feta omelet and a breakfast burrito ($10. 75)or lacy blue-corn-and-pine-nut pancakes ($10. 50).
A kitchen fire closed it for two years, leaving a hole in the fabric of the city.
The place has been a little shiny since 2012 re-opening, but most of the regulars are back, feeding their bowl of posole, reading the Santa Fe New Mexico and about the city10 a. m.
The open spaceship Fe has a large backyard with a place, the Valis Caldra National Reserve, which is especially beautiful when it snows.
In the jermetz mountains northwest of the city, the 36,000-hectare former ranch features elk, coyotes and bald eagles.
You can visit the crater on snowshoes, a huge basin formed by a collapsed volcano (
Preserve headquarters rent $15)or cross-country skis.
But even if there is nothing White, naked loneliness is beautiful. Join a 45-
Minutes Van Tour ($5)
Go to the old ranch house and then take a solo hike across Valle Grande, the vast tree-free expanse of the big central meadow. 5 p. m.
In the hot water, the snow melted and landed on the steaming body. am I in Japan?
No, you're still in Santa Fe.
However, on a hill outside the city, 10,000 waves, a series of outdoor swimming pools are set in pine trees, which do perfectly imitate the Country Inn.
Since its inception in early 1980, the bathhouse has evolved from a hippie hot tub area to a complete
Spa resort services
Enjoy the facilities for a few hours (from $23.
50 public bathtubs, $33 per hour private bathtub)
Plus herbal medicine or massage (from $112)
One of the 125 therapists in the staff. 8 p. m.
, Don't dress for Izanami's dinner guests, Izanami is the 10,000 Waves restaurant that opened a year ago, and you are welcome to shuffle from the spa in robes and slippers.
Elegant Mountain
The cabin atmosphere and menu, developed by local popular chef Kim Mueller, won the semi-finals of the James Beard Foundation's Best New Restaurant Award.
Diners on a post
Bathing healthy and high can be as light as cattle burroot salad ($7)
Although diners can go deep into Japan,meets-
American pub grub, such as a super beef burger flavored with yakitori sauce ($14).
The list of sake is very detailed and enlightening. 9 a. m.
, The coffee purchased by Sip and shopConscientiously is no stranger to Santa Fe, as Ohori has been baking in small batches for 30 years.
Comfortable double swingyear-
Drink a glass of ink at the old location on Cerrillos Road-
Then, with the maturity of the senses, black java is in some bargaining position --
Hunt at the El museum culture winter market a few blocks away.
There are about 60 eclectic suppliers in the converted warehouse space, and you may first find the retro cowboy regalia --
Discover or publish books
Object art, plus live music and from-
Soup and baked goods.
Arriving there before 10: 30, a group of new customers eager to shop were stored from the train in Albuquerque.
For crafts, go through the rails every Sunday to the railroad yard artisan market at the farmers' market pavilion.
The cafe at the back can add you green drinks and other healthy morning essentials.
At noon, many Santa's art houses, the Lanan Foundation, have been here since 1997 and are synonymous with its annual sponsored Reading Series (
Check the timeline for authors such as Karen Russell and Norm Jordan).
The foundation's charitable donations extend to countless writing grants, art projects in Malfa, Texas, and prestigious cultural Freedom Awards --
And a seemingly modest person.
The exterior gallery is set up in two adjacent houses east of the railway yard.
Prior to donating to institutions across the country, modern and contemporary acquisitions were presented here.
A recent exhibition with the theme of nature and borders, the next one is in January, with the theme of landscape photographer Thomas Joshua Cooper.
Before that, the audience can call to make an appointment to see other works in the collection. 1 p. m.
, This is the beef you can't live or visit New Mexico without giving your opinion on the best green development
Cheese Burger Chile
One of the most recent competitors in the ongoing competition is walking.
Up Shake Foundation, founded in January by Brian Knox
Food Bistro aquarium Santa Claus.
Knox is Santa Claus in Wisconsin, choosing a thin meatloaf (
Regular customers usually double the $6. 50)
And very light bread and butter. Seating, year-
On the picnic table outside.
If it's too cold, look at the reincarnation Santa Fe Bite of the long-time burger champion Bobcat Bite.
The new location is bigger and more central, but 10-ounce chuck-sirloin GCCB ($12)is unchanged.