easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour is mostly walking on paved or well-maintained paths.
Explore Santa Fe’s historic neighborhoods and architectural styles on a guided walking tour, topped off with a wine tasting at Gruet Tasting Room. Discover the city's heritage in a relaxed, engaging way.
3 Hours • Behind Adobe Walls
Embark on a captivating 3-hour walking tour through Santa Fe’s historic eastside, exploring Pueblo, Spanish Territorial, and Northern New Mexican architectural styles. Discover the significance of acequia water management while enjoying artfully designed interiors. The experience includes a delightful wine tasting at Gruet Tasting Room, guided by a certified professional.
2 pp min & 8 pp max
3 Hours
Walk through Santa Fe’s historic eastside neighborhood and along Canyon Road’s winding residential gallery district to discover the beauty of three distinguishing New Mexican architectural styles: Pueblo, Spanish Territorial and Northern New Mexican. While discerning these exterior styles, also learn about the history and importance of the time-old tradition of acequia managed water flow while looking at artfully and authentically assembled interiors that reflect inhabitants’ interior stories.
##Check-In Information We meet at Heritage Inspirations Travel Hub & E-Bike Shop located inside of Inn & Spa at Loretto at 9:30am and ends 12:30pm.
##What is Included in your tour
##What To Bring At high elevations and in a dry climate, proper hydration and sun protection is a necessity. New Mexico weather can also change without much notice. We recommend bringing:
##NOT Included with your Guided Tour
The tour involves walking on varied terrain including some uneven sidewalks; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Santa Fe’s high desert climate can be dry, so bring water to stay well hydrated throughout the tour.
Morning and evening temperatures can be cool, especially outside of summer months.
Use sunscreen and wear a hat to protect against the strong New Mexico sun, particularly in summer.
Santa Fe’s eastside features architecture dating back over 300 years, reflecting Spanish colonial and Indigenous influences in its buildings and water management systems.
Local efforts focus on preserving historic buildings and maintaining acequias, promoting sustainable water use and cultural heritage protection.
You’ll be on your feet exploring historic neighborhoods, so supportive footwear is a must.
Stay hydrated, particularly in warmer months with the dry climate.
summer specific
Protect yourself from strong sun rays during midday walks.
summer specific
Mornings and evenings can be cool, so bring an extra layer for comfort.
spring|fall|winter specific