We had such a great time on this tour! We were surprised there was so much we hadn't experienced,…read morehaving visited Old Town Albuquerque on our own over the years. If you are an out of town visitor, this walking tour is the best way to enjoy a true New Mexican experience. The food and beverages were beautifully curated, as were the many stories our guide shared. We got to try red and green chile (both are DELICIOUS), as well as sopapillas, biscochitos, frito pie, prickly pear margaritas, and a wine tasting. I wish I took photos of the delicious offerings. I recommend arriving hungry. There are even some exciting ghost stories sprinkled throughout the tour. We were introduced to beautiful local art, jewelry, and souvenir shops. We stuck around after the tour to explore some more. We're excited to take the tour again, whenever we have out of town visitors.

Cara showed my spouse and I a fabulous time in Old Town. Her storytelling was engaging and…read moreinformative. We love the supernatural element of the tour as well! We got some interesting audio of a possible disembodied voice. 100% recommend this tour!

The Albuquerque Museum is an absolute gem and, in my opinion, a must see when visiting! My husband…read moreand I visit frequently from Denver, CO as a weekend getaway and I can't recall a single trip where this stop hasn't been on our list. The Museum is well situated in Old Town and an easy bop over from the shops. In fact, if you visit on a Sunday morning, the museum is free of charge and shares a parking lot with Old Town. You can have your parking validated by the museum and spend some time at both. The permanent exhibits at the museum are expertly organized and there's almost certainly something for everyone. You could easily spend the day learning about local New Mexico artists in many different formats, or enjoy the rotating exhibits. Even if a rotating exhibit doesn't sound particularly interesting, I highly encourage you to check it out. The curator at this museum does an absolutely fantastic job of keeping things engaging. There's a particularly profound permanent piece that I highly encourage one to find, which is a video accompanied by a teeter-totter. And don't miss the sculpture garden outside! The gift shop is worth a stop, too. Many of the museum gift shops that I've stopped in over the years are filled with, well, junk--items largely irrelevant to the visit. The Albuquerque Museum, though, showcases local artisans, local food, and so much more. I almost always leave with something from their Los Poblanos case and a new coffee table book about the southwest. Can't recommend this gem enough!

A solid museum! Great exhibits, not too big or too small…read more Parking: They have their own parking lot and are right next to old town if you want to stroll around after your visit. Exhibits: When we visited there was a German art exhibit which we visited but were more into the locally focused exhibits since we were visiting from out of town I really enjoyed the Albuquerque history section as it was unique to the area and covered past to present . There was also a very impressive NM artist exhibit which we enjoyed The have a sculpture garden outside as well Amenities: They have a great restroom, water fountains, lockers to store your belongings, and a cafe Pairing a visit to the museum with a stroll around old town is a great way to spend the day

Had a problem with tour guide not showing up, ended up being a wrong address on calendar invite and…read morewebsite. Customer service was amazing and issued my friend and I refunds and started working toward fixing the address problems. If you're unsure about meeting locations, I recommend giving them a call in advance, or email seems to be a good contact! I would love to try a tour in the future either here in Albuquerque, or when I'm out and about in the U.S!

If you're looking for a ghost tour that goes beyond just telling spooky tales, Brandon's tour is a…read moremust. What makes his tour unique is the way he weaves empathy into the stories of the ghosts. You don't just hear about the hauntings; you really feel the weight of the tragedies that led to them. As Brandon shares the history of Old Town Albuquerque--its battles, murders, and forgotten souls--he brings the past to life with such emotion that it's impossible not to feel connected to the spirits. This intriguing tour takes you through the hidden alleys and historic streets of Albuquerque, a city steeped in more than 300 years of history. But it's not just about the scares. Brandon combines history, folklore, and ghost hunting into an experience that feels personal and meaningful. And while the stories are chilling, what stays with you is the deep humanity behind each one. Whether you're a seasoned ghost hunter or just looking for a unique way to explore Albuquerque's history, you'll walk away with a new perspective on the spirits that call Old Town home. Don't forget to br ing a camera--there's no telling what unexplained phenomena you might catch!

We had a great time on our Ghost Tour of Old Town Albuquerque! MARY was a fantastic, informative…read moreand fun guide! Great job MARY and THANK YOU!!

Emily and Andy were amazing tour guides. Super informative and enthusiastic. They did great with…read moretelling the stories and providing comedic relief. Also stayed very professional even with distractions. 10/10 would recommend these two.

We enjoyed a visit to Thirsty Eye on a recent trip to ABQ. The brewery made my short list of…read moremust-see spots because of both the adjoining art gallery and the promise of a rye-juniper beer! I was disappointed on neither front. A band had just finished up a set on the small stage when we arrived. We grabbed a couple barstools, and as the band packed up some of their fans cleared out, leaving the place nearly empty for awhile. Then another wave of patrons came in, filling up the room once again. The bartender was friendly and helpful, sharing the brewing company's story and highlighting some special beers. We shared several, and Odin's Eye--that rye-juniper ale--was my favorite. Rented Tux is a smooth vanilla porter, and Father O'Malley's Holy Water, an Irish dry stout, was tasty as well. The art gallery was locked up when we checked, but the bartender opened it up and assured us we could stay as long as we wanted. What a treat!

Juanita (the band) was playing Friday so off we went to the Thirsty Eye because we're fans of Debo…read more The outside of the building is modest, nondescript but walk in and WOW, nice indeed. White walls warmed up with several large paintings and a blonde wood bar, comfortable bar stools and several high tops, all sleek and minimalist without feeling sterile. Nice selection of beers and ales plus some New Mexican brand canned cocktails. AND espresso, a selection of black teas, a hibiscus/lavender kombucha and a N.A. beer. How's that for rounding things out? Friendly bartenders, nice crowd with a mix of ages and persuasions, a patio out back with more art and needless to say a really terrific band.

Tips: buy tickets ahead of time online (time slots do sell out often), arrive 10 minutes early…read more(there is a direct connected parking lot for the museum with spots reserved for their guests), and be prepared to learn so much! The front door may be locked if you don't arrive in time, my tips are yours to success :)) This museum is family owned, and the layout in a beautiful historical castle is just amazing. Antiques adorn every room. The displays are well lit and have information for you to read and over 50 QR codes to scan for more interactive experience. Every room is curated by specific topics and designed to showcase an amazing collection and teach the patrons so much. Whether you're interested in the mining aspect, different countries that used turquoise over the generations, spotting imitations, what mines produce different variations, or learning about the family who started the museum, there is something for all. There are sample stones and areas set up to test your own knowledge at different turquoise and spotting fakes. And a mine you can go inside. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and look forward to going back next time in town. Dont forget to stop and browse the collection for sale in the gift shop. I picked up a few pieces from the sleeping beauty mine, my fav!

This is a comprehensive, family owned museum all about turquoise! The collection is vast with a…read moremulti faceted view of turquoise across time and the world! I really appreciated the opportunity to visit this museum and learn more about turquoise and more.

Visiting Albuquerque for a couple of days and thought this tour sounded like a great way to learn…read moreabout this town. It was! Bonus - it's dog friendly for small dogs that can sit on your lap, which was perfect because we have our pup with us on this trip. Our driver Mike did an amazing job navigating through town and our tour guide Blake was really fun and informative. We saw parts of Albuquerque that we would have never seen otherwise, learned a lot about the history of this area as well as fun facts including fil I g locations for show like Breaking Bad. The trolley pick up location is in Old Town. Fun shops surrounding a nice little park. If you are like us and don't know anything about Albuquerque, give it a try!

I took the trolley tour today and it was a lot of fun. The guide pointed out all sorts of…read morearchitecture, murals, and points of interest and shared all kinds of local history. It's an enjoyable way to spend a little time and they even give you a brochure full of discounts after.

We recently booked the Speakeasy bus tour around 4 Albuquerque speakeasies. Eric was our tour…read moreguide. 3 of the 4 opened in the last 2 years. First stop: Z Lounge at Hotel Zazz @zloungeabq. They provided charcuterie board. had the Lychee Margarita. Second stop: Fat Frank's @fat_franks_abg. They usually have a canned good donation for entrance. All non perishable goods are donated too those in need. They call it Cocktails for a cause. They provided fries & fries Brussels sprouts. Third stop: Teddy Roe's @teddyroesbar. Super secret entrance and another hidden room inside. Lots of na options available. Final stop: Founders Speakeasy @foundersabq. This is the best that's been around the longest. 4 of the top bartenders in Albuquerque work here! 10/10 would recommend evening take a bus tour with Tour ABQ. Great for large groups.

Eric is great! Drinks are great! Booze are great! Wind on the trolley bad for a blow out but good…read morefor not sweating thru your shirt!

We had a great guide. The price is quite steep for a car ride essentially, but it was fun to see…read moreall the locations and learn a bit more about other shows and movies too. We were bummed that there wasn't room on the RV, and ended up in a minivan, but soon came to find out the RV smelled strongly of exhaust. So glad we didn't have to ride on the RV the whole time. We ordered a bag of the rock sugar "meth" and it was so small for $15, but a fun memento. The stop at Los Pollos Hermanos was just okay as far as the food was concerned. Overall, it was a fun experience, but it was quite expensive.

The tours are ran by people behind the scenes or a part of the show "breaking bad". Many locations…read moreare on the list to include Walter White's house, Pollo Hermanos, and all the scenes in between. Lots of behind the scene information was given and was very interactive. We did have children on the tour and they did accommodate well. This is a 3 hour tour and good for true Breaking bad fans.

About a year ago I was travelling through Albuquerque and I saw the brochure for the Breaking Bad…read moretour and I hoped it would be ongoing so on my next trip I could go on it. Luckily they still do it and let me tell you, it was absolutely worth the wait!! If you are a fan of the show or even if you don't know much about it, it is one of the coolest tours you will ever experience. It will make you appreciate the show even more. Frank and Dylan were the best tour guides taking us to ALL of the key sites where the show was filmed

We had a blast with Frank and Pete. They offer the big RV and depending on how many people they…read morewill also have a SUV with people following behind. It was fun, informative, and we hit a lot of spots. They really did try to make it special. I like how they lit the smoke bomb on top of the camper to make it look like they were cooking meth, lol. They also supplied us with a little burrito for lunch. They were quite a few places around still, but Some will be leaving soon. We enjoyed it and we met some really fun people on the tour. I WOULD RECOMMEND