Back in the early 80's when I once visited 0ld Town Albuquerque I was a little concerned from a safety perspective. The city has done wonders with the Old Historical Old Town and I did not feel safety was an issue beyond what one would find in any city.. It is an experience that one would be remiss if they did not check it out while visiting the area. It is a serene village that has been the focal point of the community life since 1706. Discover quit hidden patios, winding brick paths, gardens, balconies as well as the over 150 shops, boutiques, galleries, artist studios and places to dine.
It has for more than 3 centuries been the crossroads of the Southwest. In addition it is home of many families whose ancestors founded the town.
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| Old Store building just off the Old Town square |
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| La Placita Restaurant with Native Americans selling wares in front |
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| Inside La Placita Restaurant where we eat. Love the Old tree in the middle. |
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Old San Felipe Chruch (We love Old Church along the way)
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