A woman with a red umbrella explores the cliff dwellings at Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico. Photo by Kayte Deioma

A Rainy Day in ….Santa Fe, NM

story and photos by Kayte Deioma

Despite the fact that Santa Fe boasts an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, all travel guides warn to be prepared for inclement weather. Especially in summer, thunderstorms blow in and make their presence felt before blowing away again to make way for more scorching sunshine. In summer, it may be the heat, as well as the rain that has you seeking an inner sanctum. No fear, Santa Fe offers an extensive array of world-class museums, galleries, spas and other ways to stay cool and dry in the summer or warm and dry in the winter.

 

Santa Fe Features:

• Nidah Spa – A Delectable Experience
• Chocolate Smith: A Chocolate for All Seasons
• A Pilgrimage to the Museum(s) of New Mexico
• Museum of Fine Arts
• Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
• Museum of International Folk Arts

Kid Stuff:

• The Bradbury Science Museum, Los Alamos, NM

Going Solo:

• The Awakeing Museum: One Man’s Inspiration

If You Go:

• Santa Fe: Hotels and Restaurants

RainyDay Links:

• Things to Do on a Rainy Day in Santa Fe, New Mexico