Museum of Indian Arts and Culture is dedicated to Native art and culture of the Southwest. The museum uses its exhibitions, lectures, and different programs to tell the story that has its beginnings in pre historic times.  It is host to over 42,000 piece collection. This collection can be divided into several collections like; textiles, pottery, baskets, jewelry, sculpture works, works on paper and canves, paintings, and archeological artifacts. Every year, this museum is visited by over 65,000 visitors, and that number speaks of its importance.

Santa Fe Southern Railway is a short line of 18 miles (29 km) between Lamy and Santa Fe. Today this line is used only for tourists. The passenger cars are vintage so the visitors can enjoy the ride and experience the authentic ride of the glory days of the railway. Besides the ride, visitors can enjoy seeing beautiful view on the Santa Fe plateau and Galisteo Basin. This is really an enjoyable experience.

The Chapel of San Miguel is the oldest church in Santa Fe that was a Spanish colonial mission church. Today, it is a U.S. National Historic Landmark. It is located in the Barrio Analco Historic District which is the oldest European settlement in Santa Fe that spreads on the south side of the Rio de Santa Fe. It was built in the early 17th century but due to destruction in Pueblo Revolt it was rebuilt in early 18th century. In the second half of the 18th century the chapel became part of Saint Michael´s College. Even though it was restored several times it still holds its original shape and charm.