Location: Santa Fe
Top Things to do in Santa Fe
Things to do in Santa Fe, New Mexico (NM): The Best Flea & Street Markets
Venture into the unspoiled beauty of 7,000-foot Rocky Mountain vistas, marvel at the contrast of ancient native culture mixed with modern arts, feast on legendary cuisine and relax in rustic sophistication. A visit to Santa Fe, Travel & Leisure's #1 Cultural Getaway, feels a lot like a visit to Europe. The Spanish Colonial charm of this historic destination has been enchanting travelers for over 400 years. And Santa Fe shows no signs of slowing down.
Restaurants in Santa Fe
1. Santa fe Society of Artists
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By suncloudgct - Santa Fe, United States
More and more artists are showing their work at art shows, fairs, etc. instead of galleries; and the SFSA is special in this way - with their special group of very talented artists, including many mediums: painting, photography, ceramics, sculpture, etc. A great place to spend a weekend afternoon.
2. Santa Fe Farmers Market
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4.5 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By 491katiap
We loved some local specialties - don't miss Old Pecos mustards, Vivac wines. Edible flowers bouquets. Mulberries. Goat cheese in a jar.
3. Santa Fe Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By MsLoveTravel - Knoxville, United States
I enjoy cooking the spicy cuisine of Mexico and the like. This market had everything that I can not get in Tennessee. I have missed since we moved from the Dallas area. Hatch Chiles, Hatch Chiles...! Best garlic, too. Chile powders that are divine...Negro, Chipotle, Mild (not so mild) make your dish have so much more dimension and flavor. Found some bundled sage (you burn it to ward off evil, right)??? - was told you can use as air freshener - ha! While I shopped live music and the smells of Hatch Chile and Santa Fe cuisine filled the air. This market is very busy and parking, although plentiful, is not plentiful enough so come early. There is a parking garage that is a little further off where you will for sure find a space it is just a further walk (but not bad). You can also find some wares like woven baskets and some artisans selling there art/jewelry. Lots of people choose to have breakfast here, like a blue corn donut. No dogs are allowed in the market - FYI - even though Santa Fe is very dog friendly.
4. Santa Fe Flea Market
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4.0 based on 15 reviews
Weekend Flea Market with Tribal Art, Antiques, Folk Art, Books, Textiles, Vintage, Fine Art, Furniture, Fashion and some Tailgate spaces
5. The Santa Fe Flea Market at Buffalo Thunder
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3.5 based on 21 reviews
One of Santa Fe’s Flea Markets. Thanks for visiting. Lots of things. North of town. Come see us. Free parking. Free admission.
Reviewed By tlawrick - Springfield, United States
From our rental on Kearny, it only took us about 17 minutes to get there, straight up US285. Large # of jewelry vendors, but also paintings, rugs, yard art, photography, knick knacks and much more. Found several good deals on jewelry that turned out to be much better prices than what we later found in town. One dealer had zuni and navajo made jewelry with the initials of the maker stamped inside and their full name on the sales tag - thought this was cool. Met one interesting lady who, although she had a few other pieces, specialized in making 'tree of life' jewelry by wrapping sterling silver - she felt these trees were her special calling. They were quite pretty and my mom couldn't resist a pendant, which she has already worn several times! We enjoyed talking with several of the vendors and looking at the various items they had made.
6. The Santa Fe Flea Market
This is Santa Fe's Original and Oldest Famous Flea Market. During the height of our selling season, we have 120 permanent and daily vendors.
7. Santa Fe Antiques @ Valdes
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
