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Quote: Albuquerque is the town that made the nation aware of recreational ballooning. Each October at the Albuquerque International Balloon Festival, the skies here are filled with color as balloonists participate in Read More
Quote: I recently visited Albuquerque with my grandsonMy sister lives in Albuquerque and we were visiting herI have been there many times before but this is the first time she took us to yourstoreWe went twice because Read More
Quote: When Albuquerque comes up in conversation, what usually follows is talk of quirky art, Tex-Mex, and Route 66, and all its strange attractions. But not everything about Albuquerque is kitsch and sopapillas. The Read More
Quote: The Aquarium and Rio Grande Botanic Garden are located in the same BioPark complex (along with Tingley Beach and Rio Grande Zoo, which we didn't explore).The AquariumIt's small, and focuses on the Rio Grande, Read More
Quote: Albuquerque's Old Town is composed of a few blocks of what was once the central district of the city prior to the arrival of the railroad, which caused the downtown to develop near the rail service.The church, Read More
Quote: A very nice zoo. Most of the exhibits are both animal and visitor friendly, meaning the exhibits are well maintained for the comfort of the animals and are not closed in with wires and bars to hamper viewing and Read More
Quote: A nicely maintained botanical garden specializing in plants and fauna native to New Mexico. You walk through at your own pace and take whatever time you want to look at the various exhibits. There is an indoor Read More
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Quote: I was very interested in the military aspects of the museum and was surprised by the extent of the exhibit. It was very educational, and I was wishing my sons could have been there with me. It is very affordable, Read More
Quote: The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) is a new arrival on the Albuquerque scene. In keeping with its name, it's an ambitious project. Located on a 16-acre site in the city’s south valley, the center’s Read More