El Zagu�n (Historic Santa Fe Foundation)
Step into the vibrant heart of Santa Fe at El Zaguán, a historic gem along Route 66 that invites travelers to immerse themselves in the region's rich cultural tapestry. With its beautifully preserved adobe architecture and captivating art exhibits, this enchanting attraction offers a glimpse into New Mexico’s artistic legacy. Wander through lush gardens and explore rotating exhibitions that highlight local talent, making it a must-visit stop for those seeking inspiration and connection on the Mother Road. Come for the history, stay for the creativity!
Nigel Roberts-Willson
2 years ago"Wonderful place to start your journey on canyon road art trail"
Trina Stephenson
2 years ago"Wonderful gardens and exhibit space. Enjoyed the history exhibit, the gift shop and the art exhibit."
Claire Webster
3 years ago"This is *NOT* a restaurant!!! (I only gave 5 stars because I don't want to ruin their rating)"
Olivia Carr
4 years ago"Very well! Thank you very much!"
Irene Eng
10 months ago"A lovely place on the Canyon Road in Santa Fe, in a historic building dating back to mid 19th century. "James L. Johnson was a prominent merchant tied to the Santa Fe Trail from 1845-1881. He was able to make a place for himself in this trade network and relocated to Santa Fe in 1845. His house there came to be known as “El Zaguan.” ""
