Top Santa Fe Private Sightseeing Tours

This private walking tour reveals Santa Fe’s cultural and historic heritage. You will explore Old Town shaped by ancient traditions and architectural legacy. Santa Fe Plaza reflects centuries of community life and cultural exchange. The New Mexico History Museum shares stories of regional transformation and identity. What stories are preserved within Santa Fe’s artistic heritage? Canyon Road presents a historic district filled with galleries and cultural expression. Loretto Chapel holds a mysterious staircase linked to local legend. Adobe architecture reflects centuries of civilization and design. The route follows a relaxed pace with a focus on comfort and cultural depth. You will experience a city older than the United States through inspiring and meaningful moments. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Discover Santa Fe’s culinary traditions on a private 2-hour tour through local specialty food shops and markets. Sample a variety of local specialties while your guide shares stories about the ingredients, people, and traditions that have shaped the city’s distinctive food culture. Meet local purveyors, discover unique flavors, and learn how Santa Fe’s culinary traditions connect to its history and culture. The experience also includes a visit to the Santa Fe School of Cooking. With a relaxed pace and plenty of time for questions and conversation, this private tour offers a personal way to experience Santa Fe through its local flavors and stories.

Experience the haunted history of Madrid, New Mexico, on this self-guided audio tour. Once a thriving coal-mining town, Madrid is now an iconoclastic artistic village, but its past lingers in the form of ghostly residents. Discover tales of the frightened red-headed girl seen in a basement, the predatory spirit known as The Croucher, and the infamous "Death Stairs" at the town's most haunted house. Visit eerie hotspots like the Mine Shaft Tavern, where good, bad, and pure evil linger, and Java Junction, where the upstairs is always “occupied.” Learn why the Engine House Theater is the heart of the town’s supernatural disturbances. As you explore, you’ll also encounter landmarks like the historic general store, the Coal Miners Museum, and local galleries showcasing Madrid’s artistic revival. Immerse yourself in the ghostly tales and eerie encounters at the very locations where they happened, and decide for yourself what to believe about Madrid's haunting history.

Santa Fe has architecture unlike nearly any city in the United States—it’s dominated by adobe buildings but has diverse Victorian and Mission Revival styles. This tours offers a chance to learn about the architecture while taking a guided walk through the city’s back roads, residential areas, and art districts. Finish with a champagne tasting at Gruet Tasting Room at Hotel St. Francis.

Madrid produced the coal that both built the Bomb and inspired Walt Disney. Abandoned as a ghost town for many years, it was reborn as a thriving artistic community. The Oral History Tour lets you hear Madrid’s stories, as told by the people who lived them. Using smartphone technology, it plays the audio automatically, at exactly the right time and place. All dimensions of Madrid’s peculiar, multifaceted story are explored: from an eyewitness account of union-busting violence, to that time the brand-new fire engine accidentally burned down the firehouse. The Oral History Tour was distilled from seventy hours of interviews, and endures as a preserved collective memory of this unique New Mexican treasure. Of this two-hour tour, The Santa Fe Reporter wrote, “It’s a deep dive into the fascinating history of the little town. You’ll find interviews with locals, some of whom have lived in Madrid their whole lives, and a narrator with a soothing voice ... it works exceedingly well.”