




The Northeast Heights neighborhood has lots to see including ABQ Uptown and Coronado Center.

Central business district with highrise buildings, Downtown Albuquerque offers shopping, dining, and nightlife along Central and Gold Avenues. Explore landmarks like KiMo Theater and enjoy convenient public transit options.

Explore historic adobe buildings, dine at numerous restaurants, and shop at various stores in this popular tourist destination. Don't miss the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History, and the nearby New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science.

The Balloon Fiesta Park - North I-25 neighborhood has lots to see including Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum and Gruet Winery.

The Westside neighborhood is loved for its restaurants and museums, and has lots of things to do and see including Rio Grande.
Between the Sandia Mountains and Rio Grande, a city of contrasts awaits. The Old Town Plaza surrounds you with adobe architecture and shops selling turquoise jewelry and red chile ristras. At the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, hundreds of colorful hot air balloons paint the desert sky. The Sandia Peak Tramway carries you above deep canyons to mountain views that stretch forever. ABQ BioPark combines a zoo, aquarium, and botanical garden where desert plants thrive alongside exotic species. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center offers authentic dances and fry bread. After dark, neon signs along Route 66 glow against the night sky, while the Sunshine Theater hosts bands in a century-old movie palace.

