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  1. Founded in 1706 by Spanish Settlers, Old Town Albuquerque is a historical site in the city of Albuquerque. Built in a traditional Spanish colonial way, its quaint Plaza is anchored by the San Felipe de Neri Church. Today, the historic homes and buildings have been renovated into shops, art galleries, and cafes.

  2. Albuquerque Museum of Art and History. Southwestern art & Albuquerque history, traveling exhibitions, sculpture garden, gallery store, and cafe. Open Tues-Sun; free 1st Wed of month & Sun 9am-1pm. 2000 Mountain Road NW. (505) 243-7255 or 311.

  3. www.visitalbuquerque.org › city-culture › old-townOld Town - Visit Albuquerque

    Visit enchanted Old Town Plaza and discover over 100 unique shops, galleries, boutiques and fine restaurants offering spicy local and regional cuisine, all smothered in the old-world charm of historic Albuquerque. Explore museums and enjoy seasonal entertainment from folk art to Flamenco dance to Mariachi music and more.

  4. After the balloons ascend during the Balloon Fiesta, enjoy live, local entertainment daily in Historic Old Town. City Focus Start celebrating the holiday season with local shopping, dining and entertainment that includes a lighting ceremony in Historic Old Town.

  5. Old Town Albuquerque - From the Beginning Old Town has been the focal point of Albuquerques community life since it was founded in 1706 by Governor Francisco Cuervo y Valdés. Centered around the plaza, Old Town encompasses about 10 blocks of historic adobe buildings.

  6. N amed “Best of the Best” by Trip Advisor’s Travelers’ Choice, Old Town Albuquerque boasts a blend of independent galleries, stylish boutiques, vintage shops, specialty finds, native artisans, and more. Explore 150+ locally owned shops & boutiques that in some cases have been an attraction to visitors for over a century.

  7. Jun 22, 2022 · Guide to Albuquerque's New Old Town. Albuquerques founding neighborhood takes pride in its past. Can it embrace the changes brought by wineries, craft beer, and contemporary artists?

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