Our fleet of modern coaches offers spacious interiors, climate control, and ADA accessibility to keep your group moving in comfort, no matter the season or elevation. From the historic districts to the Sangre de Cristo foothills, our experienced drivers know northern New Mexico inside and out. They will get you where you need to go with confidence, professionalism, and care.
We offer custom transportation itineraries for single-day getaways or multi-day tours, and our team takes the guesswork out of logistics. You handle the agenda, and we’ll handle the roads, traffic, and parking. Let us do the driving while you take in Santa Fe’s legendary art, architecture, and cuisine alongside the people who matter most.
At All Aboard America, transportation is just the beginning. Every ride comes with peace of mind, regional expertise, and a level of care that turns travel into a better experience.
A City With Centuries of Movement and Meaning
Founded in 1610 as La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asís, Santa Fe is the oldest state capital in the U.S. and still one of the most distinctive. Perched at 7,199 feet in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the city prospered as a key stop on El Camino Real and continued to evolve through Spanish, Mexican, and American eras.
After becoming the capital of the U.S. Territory of New Mexico in 1851, Santa Fe solidified its role as both a political and cultural center. Upon statehood in 1912, it leaned into its rich identity, preserving its Pueblo Revival architecture and nurturing a creative economy that continues to thrive.
From the iconic Plaza to internationally recognized galleries and festivals, Santa Fe celebrates its layered history while forging ahead. As the first U.S. city to join the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, it is a place where art, tradition, and innovation travel side by side.
At All Aboard America, we are proud to connect travelers to cities like this, where every journey is part of something meaningful.
Top attractions in the Santa Fe area include:
- Santa Fe Plaza: The heart of Santa Fe since its founding in 1607, the Plaza is surrounded by adobe buildings housing shops, galleries, and restaurants. Daily markets and festivals bring together Native American artisans, musicians, and food vendors, offering lively cultural experiences year-round.
- Canyon Road Arts District: Stretching for one mile through historic adobe neighborhoods, this famed arts district features over 100 galleries, studios, and boutiques showcasing fine art, sculptures, and contemporary crafts. Wander winding lanes, meet artists at work, and explore outdoor sculpture gardens and café patios.
- Georgia O’Keeffe Museum: Dedicated to the life and work of Georgia O’Keeffe, this museum houses the world’s largest collection of her paintings, sketches, and personal artifacts. Exhibits explore her visionary desert landscapes and floral abstractions, while educational programs and rotating displays highlight her enduring legacy.
- Loretto Chapel: Renowned for its miraculous spiral staircase, built by an unknown carpenter in the 1870s, this Gothic Revival chapel also features vibrant stained glass windows and ornate altars. Periodic choral concerts in the intimate nave make for a memorable, reverent visit.
- Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi: A striking example of Romanesque Revival architecture, the Cathedral Basilica boasts twin bell towers, a rose window, and handcrafted stained glass. Inside, murals by Gustave Baumann and a Lady of Guadalupe chapel invite quiet reflection. Daily masses welcome all visitors.
- Museum of International Folk Art: Home to the largest folk art collection in the United States, this museum galleries display textiles, masks, pottery, and religious art from around the world. Interactive exhibits and annual festivals celebrate global traditions and the ongoing vibrancy of community creativity.
- New Mexico Museum of Art: Housed in a Pueblo Revival building designed in 1917, the museum presents American Western art with a focus on regional modernism. Its permanent collection includes works by Georgia O’Keeffe and Ansel Adams, complemented by rotating contemporary exhibitions and cultural programs.
- Meow Wolf: An immersive art experience blending multimedia installations, interactive environments, and narrative puzzles across multiple floors. Visitors enter the House of Eternal Return to uncover hidden passages, vibrant murals, and surreal dioramas—an unforgettable adventure for families and art enthusiasts.
- Santa Fe Opera: Set against the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the open-air opera house offers world-class performances from late spring to early fall. Celebrated for its acoustics and distinctive architecture, it presents both classic and contemporary works alongside engaging pre-show events and artist talks.
- Bandelier National Monument: Preserve of ancient Pueblo dwellings carved into volcanic tuff, Bandelier features hiking trails past cliff-side homes, ceremonial kivas, and petroglyphs. The Main Loop Trail and Alcove House climb offer insights into ancestral Puebloan life amid ponderosa pine forests and rugged canyon landscapes.
We provide our charter bus services to all zip codes and neighborhoods in Santa Fe, including:
87501, 87502, 87503, 87504, 87505, 87506, 87507, 87508, 87509, 87540, 87592, 87594,
Plaza & Downtown, Historic Eastside, Canyon Road (Arts District), Railyard & Guadalupe Districts, Midtown & Siler Rufina District, Museum Hill, Southside (South Capitol), Eldorado at Santa Fe, Tesuque, Quail Run, Rancho Viejo, Las Campanas, Hyde Park Estates, La Ciénega, La Tierra Nueva, and many more!
