Best places: Historical landmarks in Corrales, United States

Museum with Ross Ward's elaborate handmade dioramas of Old West scenes & antique toys.

👍👍 It was a great place to visit and the views are great! I told my 6 year old granddaughter that does not enjoy hiking, this is where they got the idea for Minecraft (the game) and she fell in love with it! She asked a lot of questions and we read the history together. I think she understands how s...

Historic city plaza with benches, a bandstand & ethnic markets, plus festivals & community events.

Storied adobe church originally built in the 17th century featuring restored paintings & other art.

👍👍 Beautiful site. Free and open until 4. Little spot to have lunch and bathrooms available. Small walk around the ruins and extra 1 mile easy hike if you want to see the ruins from afar.

👍👍 We did a private ghost tour with Charlie as our tour guide. He was amazing and the tour was incredible. We’ve done several ghost tours in multiple states/cities and this was by far the best (and creepiest) one we have ever been on. It’s a easy walk (no hills) with multiple places to sit if you need....

👍👍 Kinda busy today but we still had a great time! The climb down is pretty steep so wear good shoes and take your time!

👍👍 We took a drive in the area while camping near Santa Fe. It was unknown to us but we stopped in. The display in the museum was enlightening about the story of the Jemez people and their interactions with the Spanish. The inlaid floor is a work of art. The walk through the historic site was smooth an...

Retro hotel from 1937 featuring streamlined rooms, plus a taproom & an outdoor pool.

Remains of a centuries-old Pueblo Indians settlement with cliff & cave dwellings, plus tours.

👍👍 Unfortunately they weren’t open on a Wednesday. Make sure to check the opening days and hours before driving there. It must be a beautiful place to visit though and very impressive. We are glad we stopped there as even looking up was unbelievably beautiful. We will be back for sure and next time a b...

👍👍 Local shops selling touristy things. Ice cream was very delicious and there are ghost 👻 tours available.

👍👍 Very fun. If you are thinking of visiting the cave, READ THIS. There are 2 entrances to the road with the cave. The north and south side of the mountain. The north side is much shorter on the dirt road. If you have a lower clearance car, take this route. It is bumpy. You just need to drive it smart....

👍👍 Soda dam has been one of my favorite places to visit ever since I 1st went as a kid. Now with kids of our own, my fiancee and I took the drive and its just as good as it has always been. I will say I was the only one who climbed up into the little cave area, not sure if people know you can do that.

Nature sanctuary hosting wildlife, hiking trails, guided bird walks & tours of Randall Davey Home.

👍 This bridge was built in 1933, and, although it's no longer safe for vehicle use, kudos to New Mexico for not tearing it down. This was on the original Route 66, and I like to think that some of my Okie ancestors drove across this bridge in its first decade as they headed to California. You can imag...

👍 It was cool to check this out since we hadn't had the opportunity during previous visits. There is parking for visitors that was a nice surprise.

👍👍 It’s extremely interesting to think about the change from Great Plains to Desert. The historical marker states that from this point on the soil turns to “caliche, sand and gravel.” As a traveler, I have always been intrigued by this transition. They need to clean this marker up as the weeds have com...