It is said that Taos is a visitors’ paradise, rich in history, culture and scenic beauty.
The Native American, Spanish colonists and Anglo adventurers who settled here, have all added to the enchanted Taos culture found fascinating by artists, poets and lovers.
At nearby Taos Ski Valley, Taos offers the best skiing in New Mexico renowned for its legendary powder snow and awesome vistas.
The strong tourist economy also has fostered some remarkable restaurants and dining experiences, making Taos a culinary adventure.
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Taos Plaza
North Region: Taos
The Taos Plaza is the historic center of the town of Taos. Once a Spanish fortified walled plaza with houses and businesses, it now has a park with shady trees, park benches, and a gazebo surrounded by retail businesses made of adobe. An anchor of the plaza is the Hotel Read more…
Taos Veterans Memorial
North Region: Taos
Constructed 1997. VETERANS MEMORIAL Dedicated to the memory of all Taos County Veterans who served their country gallantly as true patriots and at the risk of their own lives in order to preserve and protect freedom and democracy in the United States and throughout the world in honor of those Read more…
Territorial House Inn
North Region: Taos
Constructed 1870. For the price of one cow and five pesos, Santiago Martinez acquired the one-half acre property in 1864 located less than a block from the Historic Taos Plaza. Actual construction on the property dates to the early 1870’s when the New Mexico Vernacular style building known as the Read more…
The Harwood Museum of Art
North Region: Taos
Constructed 1916. In 1937, UNM and the Works Projects Administration (WPA), working in cooperation to create an enhanced facility, embarked on a major expansion and renovation project of the Harwood complex. Designed by John Gaw Meem, one of the best known architects of the Southwest, the Harwood addition became one Read more…
The High Road to Taos
North Region: Taos
Constructed 1850. The High Road to Taos departs Santa Fe and climbs through picturesque mountain valleys home to some of New Mexico’s oldest settlements. Proceed through Pojoaque, Nambe, Chimayo, Cordova, Truchas, Trampas, Penasco and Ranchos de Taos onto the arts center of Taos. Some of the state’s most spectacular scenery Read more…