Canyon Road & the Art District

An old acequia-side trail turned into one of the densest concentrations of art galleries in the country.

A surviving 19th-century hacienda and garden beside the Acequia Madre, the historic 'mother ditch' that watered the valley.

One of the largest adobe structures in the U.S., designed by John Gaw Meem (1940), housing a monumental carved stone reredos.

Open-air gallery courtyards where monumental bronze and contemporary sculpture spill into the street.

Home base of 'Los Cinco Pintores,' the 1920s artists whose adobe studios anchored the Santa Fe art colony.