Not only is it packed with flavor and vitamin C, its heat ingredient capsaicin has anti-inflammatory properties, can increase your metabolism, and plays a role in many pain relief medications. Red and greenǃ Chile makes life worth living for many Santa Feans.
"What makes it New Mexican?" you may ask. Then head for lunch at The Shed, a family-owned establishment, and longtime favorite among locals and visitors for authentic New Mexican cuisine. Take some time to explore further as downtown Santa Fe features hundreds of shops where you can find unique clothing, jewelry, art, and an assortment of souvenirs. All pieces are made by the seller or their family, and you can feel confident you are getting high-quality work for a good price since they are selling directly to you. You can really learn a lot about the ever-changing array of handcrafted items, including pottery, textiles, and jewelry made of traditional materials such as turquoise, coral, and silver in a conversation or two. Make sure to connect with Native American artists who sell their own work daily underneath the portal of the Palace of the Governors. One ticket allows access to both the original museum and the New Mexico History Museum. Explore the Plazaǃ Start with a stroll down Palace Avenue to the Plaza and stop at the Palace of the Governors, dating to 1610, the oldest public building in continuous use built by the Spanish for government administration, it now houses two museums.
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