Santa Fe Railyard
Step into the vibrant heart of Santa Fe at the Santa Fe Railyard, a historic hub that beautifully captures the spirit of Route 66 culture. This lively destination offers art galleries, local shops, and delicious eateries, all nestled in a unique landscape that pays homage to the city’s rich railroad history. Explore outdoor markets and pop-up events that celebrate local artisans, making it an unforgettable stop for travelers seeking authentic New Mexican charm and community. Don't miss the chance to soak in the creativity and energy that make this landmark a must-see on your journey along the Mother Road!
Dorothy Browning
4 months ago"We wandered around. We drove in from Texas, wish I could have taken home all the beautiful produce. Had a goat bratwurst and it was delicious."
Matthew Lente
a month ago"Many places to visit Had a awesome day. Good food."
Rhianna Phelps
5 months ago"Super beautiful. Not the best shops for tourists, though. More of a younger, college crowd. REI is cool. Furniture store and a New Mexico themed clothing shop. Coffee shops, a few places to grab a beer and a bite to eat. Good for Dogs! If you have a well behaved dog on a leash, they welcome them and have water bowls here and there for them. I ate at the Knockolls Brewery, and it was nice to have to dog with us up on the huge wooden deck as we ate and had a beer. Clean and kept well. PARKING IS NOT FREE!! Idk how much cuz we couldn't read the pay machine to pay. .. so we chanced it. I wouldn't recommend that, but ya. Went on a Friday afternoon and there were very few people. Handicap accessible. But difficult."
A Divine Canine
4 months ago"Farmers markets and local artists along work music, good, beer, shopping and seasonal events."
Art Ambient
a month ago"I was disappointed most Galleries were closed the day before New Year. But it's always fun going to the Railyard Art District."
