Santa Fe, the nation's oldest capital city (1610) is located in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Narrow winding streets are prevalent throughout the downtown area, neighborhoods, and throughout the foothills. Besides its many art galleries, cafes, restaurants, and shops, Santa Fe has some of the finest museums in the Southwest.

Canyon Road, the Plaza, San Miguel Mission, Guadalupe Street, Loretto Chapel (miraculous staircase), Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe Southern Railroad Depot, Museums (9), Palace of the Governors, Paolo Soleri (outdoor amphitheater), Ten Thousand Waves

Casinos: Big Rock Casino, Camel Rock, Cities of Gold, Ohkay; Tribal Lands, El Rancho de las Golondrinas, Santa Fe Ski Basin, Rancho Encantado, Bishop's Lodge

Hotels and Motels: 55; Bed and Breakfasts: 23; Total Rooms: 4900

Santa Fe Film Office

Lisa Van Allen, Film Liaison

505-955-6211; 505-660-9930

505-471-6993 Fax

lisa@santafefilm.org

www.santafe.org

Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce:

505-983-7317; 988-3279;

505-984-2205 Fax

Web: www.santafechamber.com

E-mail: info@santafechamber.com

Santa Fe Convention & Visitors Bureau:

800-777-2489; 505-955-6200;

955-6222 Fax

Web: santafe.org

E-mail: santafe@santafe.org

or scenter@santafenm.gov