Albuquerque’s Old Town Guide:

Whether you’re into history or science, art or food, wildlife or wildflowers, the Old Town vicinity will delight tourists of all ages. Expect to be enchanted!

An Online Tour Guide:

to play and pause as you wish
providing a day or two of entertainment for less than $5
including insider tips, maps and directions
fascinating information throughout your route
and tons of photos because 'a picture is worth 1000 words'

Like having a friend show you around!

Albuquerque’s Old Town; A walk through Old Town Albuquerque evokes a special brand of New Mexican enchantment. You’ll find adobe buildings as old as the city itself, modern museums for science and art, and shops filled with uniquely New Mexican arts, crafts, and gifts. Its nooks and crannies and crooked little lanes will make you wish you lived here. If you have kids in tow, there’s a science center just for them, as well as plenty to explore outdoors at the Albuquerque BioPark. It’s an outing for the curious, for the romantic, for the hungry, and for the adventurous. Expect to be enchanted! Explore these and more with your expert personal guide, available 24/7 on your schedule!

Albuquerque’s Old Town Highlights

Albuquerque’s Old Town
History & Museums
The Plaza & the Church
Nooks & Crannies
To the BioPark!

Transportation	Walking & Driving
Specialty	City/Town, Child Friendly
Tour Type	Guided Tour – play before & while you tour

And much much more…

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Additional information

Package	QuietGuide (Pictures + Text)
Author	Robyn Harrison
Transportation	Walking & Driving
Specialty	Child Friendly, City/Town
Tour Type	Guided Tour – play before & while you tour, Guided Tours & Travel Logs

Robyn Harrison

Robyn transplanted to New Mexico a dozen years ago and loves showing her adopted state to others. She has written extensively for New Mexico Magazine and her small-town newspaper, and works in the tourism industry as a festival coordinator. Though she roams the world seeking adventure, she's always happy to return to her desert home 70 miles south of Albuquerque.