New Mexico
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Route 66 across New Mexico gives you a great taste of the Land of Enchantment, as the state calls itself on its license plates. There is a variety of landscapes, from beautiful mountain ranges, to sandstone mesas, desert sagebrush, ponderosa pines and ghost towns over the over 400 miles of Route 66 in New Mexico.

In Albuquerque, Route 66 runs through the center of the city with many interesting places to stop.  Albuquerque’s history dates back 12,000 years when the Ancient Puebloan Indians settled in the area.

Our suggestion for a great vacation in New Mexico is Albuquerque.

Albuquerque
  66 Diner
  De Anza Motor Lodge
  Enchanted Trails RV Park
  Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta®
  The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
  Historic Nob Hill District
  Sandia Resort & Casino
  BioPark - Aquarium, Rio Grande Botanic Garden, Zoo, Tingley Beach
  Sandi Peak Tramway
  Museum of Art & History
  International Balloon Museum
  Coronado Historic Site - Bernalillo
  New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
  Luna Lodge
  J&R Vintage Auto Museum
  Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
  Petroglyph National Monument
  The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
  New Mexico Steam Locomotive and Railroad Historical Society
  Unser Racing Museum
  American International Rattlesnake Museum
  Explora - Learning Center
  The Turquoise Museum
  Tewa Motor Lodge
  Nob Hill Shopping Center
  Pig and Calf Lunch
  Cottage Bakery
  Jones Motor Company
  Barelas-South Fourth Street Historic District
  KiMo Theater
  Maisel's Indian Trading Post
  New Mexico Madonna of the Trail
  El Vado Auto Court Motel
  Pueblo of Santo Domingo (Kewa Pueblo), Santo Domingo is 33 miles north of Albuquerque
  Santo Domingo Trading Post
  University of New Mexico
  Alvarado Transportation Center
  Route 66 Casino Hotel
  Balloon Festival and Museum
   
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