New Mexico History Museum

This history museum showcases incredible artifacts and exhibits related to the remarkable history of New Mexico in a series of historic buildings.

The New Mexico History Museum, located in the beautiful city of Santa Fe is a must-see for anyone interested in the history of the American Southwest. The museum tells the story of the region from the time of the earliest Native American tribes to the present day, with numerous artifacts and exhibits on everything from the Spanish colonization of New Mexico to the rise of the Navajo Nation. The museum is comprised of three different buildings, one of them being the Palace of the Governors. This building was constructed in 1610, making it the oldest public building in continuous use that was built by European settlers in the US.

The museum also has various interactive displays on topics like frontier life and the Santa Fe Trail, which makes the history come alive for visitors. For those who want to learn even more, the museum offers a variety of wonderful educational programs and events throughout the year. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a fun place to visit during your travels in Santa Fe, the New Mexico History Museum is absolutely worth a trip.