easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking at a leisurely pace.
Discover the inspiring stories of influential women in Santa Fe during a guided walking tour that brings history to life through engaging storytelling and historic sites. Perfect for history buffs and art enthusiasts alike, this experience offers a meaningful way to connect with the city’s past.
$45/pp. Minimum $130 Thursdays 1:30 PM or by appointment
Discover a new side of Santa Fe on the Women In New Mexico History walking tour. Over two hours, explore the homes and workplaces of influential women like Georgia O'Keeffe and Olive Rush. Led by the engaging Stefanie Beninato, this tour promises an enlightening and memorable experience.
Our Women In New Mexico History walking tour will show you a side of Santa Fe that you have never seen before. We will explore the homes and workplaces of the most prominent and strong women in New Mexico's vast history.
Join us on this 2 hour walking tour and learn more about:
Georgia O'Keeffe Olive Rush Dorothy McGibben And many more!
Take a tour with Stefanie Beninato, one of the famous, unknown tour guides in the Santa Fe area. Stefanie is dedicated to providing entertaining, informative, and accurate tours.
The tour involves walking through historic neighborhoods on varied terrain, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Santa Fe’s climate can be sunny and dry; staying hydrated and protected helps ensure an enjoyable experience.
Be aware of weather conditions on the day of your tour to dress appropriately and plan accordingly.
Arriving a few minutes before start time allows for prompt check-in and settling in before the tour begins.
Santa Fe’s architecture and streets reflect centuries of Native American, Spanish, and American influences, making it a living history museum.
The tour emphasizes appreciation for historic preservation and respect for the city’s cultural landmarks, supporting sustainable tourism.
Proper footwear ensures comfort during the walking tour over uneven historical streets.
A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen help protect against the high desert sun.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is vital during outdoor touring in New Mexico’s dry climate.
Layering can keep you comfortable through temperature fluctuations.
winter specific