Dining in Albuquerque
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Whether you are looking for a quick bite at lunch, or an evening out, Albuquerque boasts a variety of eateries, restaurants, and local breweries for your dining pleasure! The most up-to-date restaurants in the downtown area can be viewed by scanning this QR code to the right:
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Local attractions
Albuquerque is an outdoor adventure playground - gorgeous mountains, natural hot springs, kayaking and paddle boarding, hundreds of miles of bike trails and hot air adventures, all within minutes of each other means exhilaration as far as you can see. Love the outdoors on a quieter pace or just need a quick nature-break from downtown for a bit? Check out the ABQ Biopark just a short bus ride from downtown.
As one of the most culturally diverse cities in the country, be sure to check out some of the Cultural and Heritage offerings that Albuquerque has while here. Hop over to Old-town via the free bus to do some shopping and check out the historical district, or check out a completely different kind of culture if you're a fan of Breaking Bad: the show was filmed in the area - take an RV tour of filming sites!
Looking for something to eat and drink? Albuquerque's local beer and wine choices put this high-altitude city a level above the ordinary. There are dozens of craft breweries and unique wineries that dot the Albuquerque landscape.
Want to go farther afield? Santa Fe is only an hour and a half by (very scenic) train (and only $2.50 for a train pass for the day).
The Visit Albuquerque website has information on these and many other great options - plan some fun excursions while you're here!
As one of the most culturally diverse cities in the country, be sure to check out some of the Cultural and Heritage offerings that Albuquerque has while here. Hop over to Old-town via the free bus to do some shopping and check out the historical district, or check out a completely different kind of culture if you're a fan of Breaking Bad: the show was filmed in the area - take an RV tour of filming sites!
Looking for something to eat and drink? Albuquerque's local beer and wine choices put this high-altitude city a level above the ordinary. There are dozens of craft breweries and unique wineries that dot the Albuquerque landscape.
Want to go farther afield? Santa Fe is only an hour and a half by (very scenic) train (and only $2.50 for a train pass for the day).
The Visit Albuquerque website has information on these and many other great options - plan some fun excursions while you're here!
