What a great experience. Misty and Andy did an excellent job guiding us thru some of Old Town's…read moreghostly spots. Misty's excellent telling abilities drew everyone in. Andy was "Johnny on the spot " as her assistant. I highly recommend this fun tour!

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!!

I went last night with my significant other, and it's unlike anything I expected. Having lived here…read morefor 20 years and riding my bike around Old Town early in the morning in the dark I had no idea of the spooky forces that existed. I think the biggest takeaway is that when we were doing the tours I was looking for the ghost, but it's after the tour ends and you really start to think about it that really scares you that you might run into a ghost anywhere in Albuquerque.

This was great! Recommend a night full of spiritual adventures. If you like Ghosts you should tryread more

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!

Great time with Duke City Pedaler for our work team-building event! The staff was friendly, the…read moreride was fun, and it was a great way for our team to connect outside of work. Def recommend!

We had about 6 hours to kill before our flight on our last day in Albuquerque so decided to take…read morethe trolly tour. So glad we did! Blake was our guide - he was great, very entertaining and we learned so much! Our driver, Shauna (I think that was her name) was also great. She checked to see if people were taking pics and would make sure we had time. Even the office staff were friendly and helpful. I can't say enough about this company or the tour. This was a highlight of the trip and I keep relaying information to my family saying "did you know in New Mexico, blah,blah". I really learned a lot. Can't wait to go back

I was standing on the top of a dune at the White Sands National Monument with my sister's husband,…read morelooking out at an impending sunset, when the guy turned to me and said, "Howie, I think New Mexico gets the short shrift when it comes to beauty. This is a gorgeous state, man." I smiled. Preaching my personal gospel. Indeed, there's so much to discover around here, yet somehow the entire state remains somewhat undiscovered. And for most of us residents, that's exactly the way we want it to remain. Our own little secret. Short shrift is cool. But ultimately that's obviously not what we're going for around here, and this company, Food Tour New Mexico, is here to help expose the goods. This tour company focusses on the food (yeah, and drink) that make the state great. They've been operating in Santa Fe for years and recently they've expanded to Albuquerque. They're not taking you on a tour of a White Sands dune, but they're all about educating newbies on New Mexican cuisine, which is worthy of an afternoon of your time. Even locals can learn a little about their native eats; one of my favorite aspects of the tour was the cup of posole and the guided description of the composition of the soup, both Native and Mexican, that completes the recipe. Anticipate an exceptionally enjoyable visit in Old Town, with some huge surprises, and a tour that goes beyond food. Great company.

Nick Peña created Food Tour New Mexico-Albuquerque (and Food Tour New Mexico-Santa Fe) following…read morehis passion for local food and culture. Our tour was informative and delicious! Nick accommodated our sizable group with ease. He graciously guided us through old town, from restaurant to restaurant. It was evident he had a great working relationship with each of the restaurants that welcomed us. We not only tasted yummy local fare at each location, we learned of its history, as well. Each locale had interesting stories; additionally, the architecture should be noted as the structures are specific to this area. Nick provided more local historical facts as we made our way walking through old town. Food Tours New Mexico is a unique way to see Albuquerque. It's great for foodies wanting to learn about local cooking or anyone curious about the area's history. This activity would be great for a fun date night. Or if you are a food lover or enjoy history, you should give this tour a try. I highly recommend.

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!

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!

We loved visiting this museum! It's the perfect place to discover more about our beautiful state…read moreand city. Absolutely stunning and definitely worth a visit. Highly recommend!