Don & Dotty's Guidebook for Albuquerque, NM
Sight Seeing
The original Breaking Bad Los Pollos Hermanos Restaurant: 4257 Isleta Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
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Twisters
4275 Isleta Boulevard SouthwestThe original Breaking Bad Los Pollos Hermanos Restaurant: 4257 Isleta Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
Longest suspension tram in the world.
502 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Sandia Peak Tramway
30 Tramway Rd NELongest suspension tram in the world.
You have to take the Sandia Tram to get to this restaurant that overlooks the entire city.
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Ten 3
30 Tramway Road NortheastYou have to take the Sandia Tram to get to this restaurant that overlooks the entire city.
Rainbow Ryders, Inc.
5601 Eagle Rock Ave NEBalloon Rides
Chimayo Historical Marker
North of Santa Fe
Arts & Culture
Museo Georgia O'Keeffe
217 Johnson Stthe tailgaiting prior is different from what you would expect. Goggle that prior to attending in order to have the complete experience.
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Santa Fe Opera
301 Opera Drthe tailgaiting prior is different from what you would expect. Goggle that prior to attending in order to have the complete experience.
Museo de Albuquerque
2000 Mountain Rd NWEl Museo Nacional de Ciencia y Historia Nuclear
601 Eubank Blvd SEKirtland Air Force Base
2000 Wyoming Boulevard SoutheastSan Felipe de Neri Church
2005 N Plaza St NWEntertainment & Activities
Meow Wolf
1352 Rufina CirUnique Experience
Aquarium & Botanic Garden Station
Paseo del Bosque TrailOpen all year. Very interesting and great hands on activities for the kids.
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Balloon Museum Drive Northeast
Balloon Museum Drive NortheastOpen all year. Very interesting and great hands on activities for the kids.
I think it's better than most big city zoos.
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ABQ BioPark
903 10th St SWI think it's better than most big city zoos.
Educational
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Museo de Historia Natural y Ciencia de Nuevo México
1801 Mountain Rd NWEducational
For kids that don't live in a town with a children's museum.
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Centro de Ciencias Explora
1701 Mountain Rd NWFor kids that don't live in a town with a children's museum.
Hot Mineral Baths Resort. Over 2 hours north of Santa Fe
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Ojo Caliente
Hot Mineral Baths Resort. Over 2 hours north of Santa Fe
Essentials
Trader Joe's
8928 Holly Ave NEWhole Foods Market
5815 Wyoming Blvd NEAlbertsons Market
2910 Juan Tabo Blvd NESmith's Pharmacy
4700 Tramway Blvd NESprouts Farmers Market
5112 Lomas Blvd NEShopping
Walmart Supercenter
301 San Mateo Blvd SEABQ Uptown
2200 Louisiana Blvd NEOutdoor Mall
Coronado Center
6600 Menaul Blvd NEIndoor Mall
Nordstrom Rack
2100 Louisiana Blvd NEOld Town Plaza
200 N Plaza St NWParks & Nature
Flat Walking along the Rio Grande River.
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Parque Estatal del Centro de la Naturaleza del Río Grande
2901 Candelaria Rd NWFlat Walking along the Rio Grande River.
Elena Gallegos Open Space
7100 Tramway Blvd NE In the foothills
People walk around it. The campus is closed to the public during school hours. Just across the street, south of Cherry Hills neighborhood and Albuquerque Northeast Heights Vacation Rental.
Albuquerque Academy
6400 Wyoming Blvd NEPeople walk around it. The campus is closed to the public during school hours. Just across the street, south of Cherry Hills neighborhood and Albuquerque Northeast Heights Vacation Rental.
Bike or walk along this flat trail to enjoy the Rio Grand River and it's canals. This is especially beautiful when the leaves are changing color.
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Alameda Open Space
Rio Grande Boulevard NorthwestBike or walk along this flat trail to enjoy the Rio Grand River and it's canals. This is especially beautiful when the leaves are changing color.
You can sit and have coffee and enjoy their quiet seating areas among the cottonwoods and shade. Stop there on you way to Old Town. Open 8 to 2 Saturdays and Sundays May through October.
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Old Town Farm & Bike In Coffee
949 Montoya St NWYou can sit and have coffee and enjoy their quiet seating areas among the cottonwoods and shade. Stop there on you way to Old Town. Open 8 to 2 Saturdays and Sundays May through October.
It's educational.
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Petroglyph National Monument Visitor Center
6510 Western Trail NWIt's educational.
Lots of people ride bikes and walk along the Bosque. This would be a good place to start for those that are from out of town and don't really know Albuquerque. I would say this is a safe place. I've never felt scared down there.
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Tingley Beach
1800 Tingley Dr SWLots of people ride bikes and walk along the Bosque. This would be a good place to start for those that are from out of town and don't really know Albuquerque. I would say this is a safe place. I've never felt scared down there.
Everything Else
If you are a Breaking Bad fan, get your picture taken with Jesse and Walt life size cardboard cutouts. She dresses you in an apron, hats, and sunglasses. It's free.
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The Candy Lady
424 San Felipe St NWIf you are a Breaking Bad fan, get your picture taken with Jesse and Walt life size cardboard cutouts. She dresses you in an apron, hats, and sunglasses. It's free.