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Mar 17, 2025

　　Dating in its present incarnation from 1793, the facade of this adobe church now provides Old Town's most famous photo op. Mass is celebrated Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 7am, with an additional Sunday Mass at 11am, plus Saturday at 4pm.

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Pueblo Harvest Cafe

　　A rare chance to sample the real local cuisine, with dishes such as blue-corn porridge for breakfast, Tewa tacos for lunch – the Pueblo take on Indian fry bread – and buffalo stew for dinner. On Thursday and weekends May through October it hosts an early-evening Party on the Patio,...

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San Felipe de Neri Church

　　Dating in its present incarnation from 1793, the facade of this adobe church now provides Old Town's most famous photo op. Mass is celebrated Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 7am, with an additional Sunday Mass at 11am, plus Saturday at 4pm. ...

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American International Rattlesnake Museum

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Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum

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ABQ BioPark Zoo

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