Bernalillo is a town in Sandoval County, New Mexico, in the United States. As of the 2010 census, the town population was 8,320. It is the county seat of Sandoval County.
Restaurants in Bernalillo
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Sunset Magazine's #1 Outdoor Day Trip in Albuquerque, and the Rio Grande experience New Mexico Magazine "now rates as my favorite"! Experience the remarkable serenity, breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife of the historic Rio Grande! Located just minutes from Albuquerque, Quiet Waters Paddling Adventures' kayak, canoe and stand up paddleboard tours of the middle Rio provide family and beginner-friendly paddling adventures which stand in sharp contrast to the wild whitewater rushing through the canyons of northern New Mexico. Guided, Self-guided and Group Adventures (up to 40 adults) are available.
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Our Historic El Zócalo Plaza Visitor and Event Center guides travelers from around the world to Sandoval County's truly remarkable attractions. Located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, along Interstate 25 and Route 66 (pre-1937), El Zócalo helps you visit astonishing archaeological sites, delicious restaurants, fascinating vistas, and communities rich in varied ancestry. We love it here too!
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The exhibits are very well done. Especially the actual Kiva pairings which were removed from original excavation. The tour was informative with the ability to enter the restored kiva. Learning about the history of the native peoples gave me such an appreciation of their hard work and ingenuity. So sad to read about the Spanish enslavement and killing of peaceful farmers with the extinction of their customs and spiritual beliefs. this really was worth a couple of hours with the video, exhibits, tour and walk along the Rio Grande. Thank you to our tour guide!
A unique gallery in two old adobe buildings. The gallery presents original artwork by member artists of Plein Air New Mexico. Choose from Oil, Pastel or Watercolor Plein Air and Studio Landscapes, Still Life, or Figures painted from Life. This is a wonderful and affordable way to bring home a little bit of "the Land of Enchantment".
A TRUE INDIAN MARKET Traditional, juried, open-air Native American Art Market featuring over 200 of the best artists from New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma, Tennessee and beyond.
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