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• General facts about Albuquerque
• Things to do in Albuquerque
• What is the best time to visit Albuquerque?
• What's the climate like in Albuquerque?

Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico and the one with the most residents. The city lays on both sides of the Rio Grande river and the iconic Route 66 also runs right through it. Centuries before the European conquest, the Tanoan and Keresan people, two Native american groups, already had permanent settlements here.

Albuquerque was officially founded by Spanish settlers in 1706 and started to grow into a metropolis with a population of approximately 840,000 people. Have you been wondering about the name? Probably… Well, Albuquerque was named after the Spanish nobleman who was viceroy of New Spain in the mid 1600s, Francisco, Duke of Alburquerque.

Although the city grew itself into a true cosmopolitan metropolis with funky bars and tons of boutiques, there are tens, if not hundreds of opportunities for the lovers of the outdoors as well, not even mentioning the many history related attractions and activities, without which your authentic Southwestern experience would not be complete. Albuquerque is one of the major cities of the Southwest, and as such, it does have a busy downtown area where not only business, but tourism is also booming. There are many restaurants for all budgets, where visitors can savour the local cuisine, but you can also find food from all corners of the world, if you prefer to keep your meals more international.

Visitors can find here the epicenter of Southwestern culture, one influenced by Native American, Anglo Saxon and Latin impacts over the centuries. The art, music, cuisine and traditions of the area all reflect this amazing blend of very different cultures. Of course, now Albuquerque is a multinational city, giving home to as many as 70 ethnicities. Everywhere you go in the older parts of the city, you can admire the Spanish and Pueblo inspired architecture. The Petroglyph National Monument and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center are just some of the must see places in Albuquerque if you are into Native American culture.

Are you afraid of heights? If not, you cannot leave the city without trying its famous hot air balloon rides, there are several air balloon ride companies you can call to make a booking. In case you have not had enough of air adventures, there is also the aerial tramway or the gliders to try&hellip

Albuquerque will not be a disappointment to those who love to see the museums of the places they visit. Albuquerque's Museum of Art and History, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History, the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History are only some of the must see places in the city. If you have your own car or rented one, it would be also worth some time to go through the city via the iconic Route 66. You will love the vintage neon signs and the shops, bars and classic diners hiding behind them. No visitor should miss such an afternoon trip, it is an essential part of the Albuquerque experience.

Apart from the many cultural landmarks, many tourists travel to Albuquerque for the amazing outdoor activities all around the city. The desert climate, the incredible amount of sunny days and the location of the city make Albuquerque a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts. In the winter the Sandia Mountains await with many ski resorts, great quality slopes and all you need for some fun in the snow.

In the summer, the possibilities are nearly endless. For starters, the 16 mile long multi-use route of the Paseo del Bosque Trail gives you space to practice lots of sports from running to walking, from horseback riding to skating and cycling. The city is also one mile above sea level, so Albuquerque and its surrounding mountains are a great place for altitude training as well.

The Sandia and Manzano Mountains are paradise for hikers, no matter what level of difficulty they are aiming for. If you are tough enough, you can hop on a flight to Albuquerque only to climb the 10,678 feet high Sandia Peak. If you would like to see the view from the top, but without so much effort, you should definitely take Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway. During your 2.7 mile ascent to the top, a panorama of over 10,000 square miles will open up for you and if you are lucky, you might even catch a breathtaking New Mexico sunset on the peak.

In case you would like to discover the city or the surrounding area on a bike and you did not bring your own, there are several rental companies where you can get bikes for any purpose. Many of Albuquerque's public golf courses are reportedly high ranking nationwide and are surprisingly affordable, so plus you can enjoy unique scenery while playing.

When it comes to the cheapest flights to Albuquerque, there isn't one good answer. That is why this tool is so useful, you can easily analyse our data and do searches yourself to find the best offers. It is great if you can afford to be somewhat flexible, because by searching with various departure and return dates increases your chances of finding cheaper tickets. First, one has to mention that the city sees about 310 sunny days a year, which is pretty awesome, especially if you come for outdoor activities. And, though there is plenty to do in New Mexico any time of the year, the most popular periods for visiting Albuquerque are fall and winter. Between September and November the weather is really pleasant with moderately warm temperatures and that is when the city’s festival season kicks in. Winter is also pretty busy as lots of tourists come to ski on the slopes of the Sandia Mountains, just outside Albuquerque. As one can expect, hotel rates are a lot higher during fall and winter and the spring and summer months are often overlooked by tourists. That is why one can find so many good hotel deals, vacation deals and other offers between April and August, if you do not mind warmer temperatures.

If there is one thing that is closest to perfection in Albuquerque, it is the weather. The region enjoys a mild and dry climate with the above mentioned average of 310 sunny days in a year. Thanks to the mild climate, you can experience the best of four beautiful seasons. Average humidity is also very low, about 44% only, which makes even the hotter summer days quite pleasant. Can you imagine that some people actually relocate to the city because of the weather? That says a lot about the climate of Albuquerque and the area.