3 Charming Cities In New Mexico With Historic Trolley Tours
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Jessica Bohl
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There are some fun factory tours in New Mexico you will want to put on your bucket list. But for history buffs, you will also want to check out some great trolley tours in New Mexico. Not only do you get to ride around 3 charming and interesting cities, but you get to do so in style! Trolley tours are great ways to see the city and learn a lot about them. So check out these three great tours and then plan your next visit to one of these cities.
Plaza South, Plaza S, Taos, NM 87571, USA
If you're interested in learning the history of Taos, you will want to check out Historic Taos Trolley Tours. They offer a Pueblo Tour and a History and Culture Tour. You'll visit the Taos Plaza and stop by the famous San Francisco de Asis church. On the Pueblo Tour, you'll visit the 1,000-year-old pueblo for one hour. Each tour is offered twice daily and is fully narrated.
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Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town, 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104, USA
If you're in Albuquerque, hop aboard the open-air ABQ Trolley! This 100-minute tour leaves from Hotel Albuquerque and gives you a guided tour through Old Town, Nob Hill, Downtown and more. Check out ABQ Trolley Co., and then plan your next visit!
207 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501, USA
Loretto Line Tours is Santa Fe's oldest tour company. Tours leave three times a day from either Loretto Chapel or La Fonda, the historic downtown Santa Fe hotel. From there, you will head on a fun 8-mile loop of Santa Fe's prominent historical areas and sites. You'll see and learn about places such as Canyon Road, the Museum Hill area, Santa Fe Plaza, and the Palace of the Governors. Learn more about this trolley tour in Santa Fe, and then hop aboard!
What do you think about these trolley tours in New Mexico? Will you give one a try next time you’re in the city?
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