One of the longest-running walking tours in New Mexico, #ABQTours has been woman-owned and operated since the inception of “The Ghost Walk of Old Town” tour in 2001. #ABQTours shares a wide variety of trivia, Route 66 lore, fun facts and colorful legends from the heart of the Duke City and the “Hauntings of the West”.
In the Southwest, the cubistic forms of traditional Pueblos merged with Spanish Mission architecture and decorative motifs derived from Navajo textiles, Zuni pottery and art from other Pueblos to create a unique style: Pueblo Deco. Explore this architectural form best exemplified in some of Albuquerque's buildings.
Enjoy the flavors of authentic New Mexican cuisine, sip on local wines and explore galleries showcasing the work of women-owned businesses and artists from across New Mexico. From bold red and green chile to hand-thrown pottery and silver jewelry, every stop is a chance to connect with the culture and creativity that make this city unique.

Mezcla de Culturas is Spanish for “the mix of cultures” and this immersive and enchanting two-hour walking tour celebrates the mixture of influences and cultures that make up the heart of Albuquerque’s 18th Century Historic Old Town and lumber district-turned-professional paradise, the Sawmill District. This tour is a shared journey where guests get a glimpse into Albuquerque’s past and still living history.
Explore six of Albuquerque’s most unique and storied midcentury modern neighborhoods on foot with these printable walking tour guides.
With its historic charm and numerous artists studios and galleries, Old Town Albuquerque is a delight for those who love art and local history. Learn about the fascinating history of Old Town Albuquerque, visit the Albuquerque Museum, get tips for analyzing art and meet local artists.
