Visit Albuquerque Visitor Information Center
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, the Visit Albuquerque Visitor Information Center is a vibrant hub for travelers eager to explore the rich tapestry of this enchanting city. With friendly local experts ready to share hidden gems, historic landmarks, and must-try eateries, you'll experience Albuquerque's unique blend of cultures and timeless charm. Marvel at stunning Route 66 memorabilia as you gather insights for your adventure, ensuring every mile of the Mother Road is packed with unforgettable moments!
Steve H
4 months ago"UFO paradise. Lots of fun exhibits. Friendly people (they may be aliens) Took pictures with the Greeter at the door."
Pamela B
7 months ago"Mary was wonderful! She gave us a map with plenty of ideas, suggestions, and advice! Start your visit here. You will not be disappointed"
Kim Diluzio
3 months ago"We met Stephanie and Elaine today and I was so impressed I had to write here. Stephanie was honest, fun, and is a genuine help to anyone who walks into the visitor’s center. Elaine and Stephanie were eager and enthusiastic to share their wealth of knowledge. Every place we mentioned to visit, they pulled out the appropriate brochure. We very much appreciated the physical “the alberquerque visitor guide” that was mailed to us beforehand as it was informative and the layout is wonderful. I would tell everyone to stop in here and get their free souvenir and meet these amazing ladies!"
Janelle Hinojosa
4 months ago"I met the most helpful young lady Stephanie Montoya in the visitor center today and she guided me to some of the best New Mexican food ever!! Told me all about the best places to go shopping in Santa Fe for the most authentic New Mexican jewelry and great places to wind down and enjoy the night life. We walked all through Albuquerque Old Town with her suggestions of what shops to stop in and visit. Tomorrow we will visit the International Balloon Fiesta and stop by their booth with her recommendations for great pictures. I also wanted to say thank you to Mary and Ernie for the great NM history, my son will use it to help write his report on our travels to NM. However the info I got about the red or green chile and where to find it was the best part, thank you so much for that! Thank you to Stephanie and her volunteers for your great hospitality!! Red or green??"
Katrina Latka
3 months ago"If your visit includes going to Old Town, make sure to pop into the Visit Albuquerque Visitor Center - the staff and exceptional volunteers are a wealth of knowledge about where to go, what to do, and reccomendations for everything from family experiences to fantastic restaurants. Check them out!"
