Get Here!

PLAN YOUR TRIP

THE CITY DIFFERENT is easily accessible by plane, car, or rail. And once you’ve arrived, you may want to stay forever!

BY AIR:

SANTA FE REGIONAL AIRPORT

Fly directly into the Santa Fe Regional Airport (flysantafe.com) from Dallas-Fort Worth and Phoenix via American Airlines and Denver via United Airlines. Convenient and minutes from town.

GETTING INTO THE CITY DIFFERENT

• Reserve a car with Hertz or Avis, the two rental car agencies on-site. • Contact Good to Go Taxi (505-753-0022). • Contact Uber or Lyft ride-hailing services. • Reserve with RoadRunneR (505-424-3367, rideroadrunner.com), offering private ride services to town, 24 hours a day. • Consider private car services—Private Car Service (505-660-3227, privatecarsf.com), New Mexico Black Car Service (505-316-1100, newmexicoblackcar.com), World Travel Management (505-913-9627, wtmllc.com), and Santa Fe Valet, which offers shuttle and limousine service (505-424-2171, accentnewmexico.com).

*YOU MUST MAKE YOUR GROUND TRANSPORTATION RESERVATIONS IN ADVANCE.*

Private and charter flight services via Santa Fe Regional Airport are available through The Jet Center at Santa Fe Regional Airport (505-780-4455, jetcentersf. com) and Signature Flight Support (505-471-2525, signatureflight.com/locations/sf).

ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL SUNPORT

The Albuquerque International Sunport (abqsunport.com) is approximately 55 easy highway miles from Santa Fe.

GETTING TO THE CITY DIFFERENT

• Reserve a car with one of 10 car rental agencies on-site. • Reserve a spot on the Groome Transportation shuttle bus (888-775-5696, groometransportation.com) or a seat with ABQ Express (505-850-3880, abqexpressshuttle.rural-transit.com). For ADA-compliant transportation, contact Corazon Concierge (800-762-7058, corazonconcierge.com).

BY RAIL

If you have time to travel, nothing beats crossing the country by train. Amtrak’s Southwest Chief (amtrak. com/southwest-chief-train) line runs from Chicago to Los Angeles, stopping in Lamy, 18 miles outside of Santa Fe. Arrange for a private or group charter from the train depot into town in advance through RoadRunneR (505-424-3367, rideroadrunner.com).

Or, from Albuquerque, relax on the scenic journey north via the New Mexico Rail Runner Express (riometro.org) commuter rail, which offers ADA-compliant accommodations.

PLAN YOUR TRIP

GETTING AROUND TOWN

While a vehicle might be essential for seeing what greater Northern New Mexico offers, it is not a necessity when spending time in Santa Fe. Much of The City Different is accessible by foot, though road, mountain, and electric bicycle rentals are also available from multiple local retailers. Need to pop over to Guadalupe Street from the Plaza? In the downtown area, hail a Santa Fe Pedicab (505-577-5056, santafepedicabs.com) and let your “chauffeur” do the pedaling.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

When the destination is farther than your own two feet can take you, hop on the convenient—and free—Santa Fe Pick-Up (505-955-2001, santafenm.gov) featuring three shuttle routes: the Historic District Shuttle, the Museum Shuttle, and the Canyon Road Shuttle. Santa Fe Trails (505-955-2001, santafenm.gov) is another option, offering multiple and farther-reaching city routes for a nominal fee. The RTD Blue Bus (ncrtd.org) also offers transportation throughout Santa Fe and the surrounding area, with the Mountain Trail route providing hikers, bikers, and winter sports enthusiasts access to Santa Fe National Forest and Ski Santa Fe.

IN-PERSON INFO

TOURISM Santa Fe offers a variety of resources for visitors to The City Different at three convenient Visitors Centers. (AND don’t forget to pick up a copy of your Santa Fe Margarita Trail Passport at any location!) • Plaza at Paso de Luz, 66 East San Francisco Street • Water Street Parking Lot, 100 East Water Street • Santa Fe Community Convention Center, 201 West Marcy Street