Cibola National Forest, Albuquerque

National Hispanic Cultural Center

The National Hispanic Cultural Center is dedicated to Hispanic art and culture, with hacienda and Mayan pyramid style buildings

Albuquerque Biological Park

The ABQ BioPark is a sprawling environmental museum with 4 separate areas connected by a narrow gauge railroad -

• Albuquerque Aquarium - has marine saltwater species from the Gulf of New Mexico, estuaries, surf zone, shallow waters, ocean and coral reefs
  

  Albuquerque Little Theatre

  The Albuquerque Little Theatre, the 3^rd oldest continuously-operating community theatre west of the Mississippi, has been running strong since its founding in 1930

  

  American International Rattlesnake Museum

  The American International Rattlesnake Museum is home to the world's largest collection of living rattle-snakes

  

  San Felipe De Neri Church

  The historic San Felipa De Neri Church is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Albuquerque, dating back to 18th century

Old Town Albuquerque

The Old Town dates back to Albuquerque's founding by the Spanish in 1706 as the principal settlement on the Rio Abajo

Albuquerque Museum

The Albuquerque Museum is dedicated to the culture and art of the American Southwest, as well as the 400 year old local regional history of the Middle Rio Grande Valley

New Mexico Museum Of Natural History And Science

The New Mexico Museum Of Natural History And Science chronologically explores the changing universe and earth, from the time of the Big Bang to the Ice Age

Explora

The Explora Science Center and Children's Museum offers a fun and interactive learning environment for kids

Petroglyph National Monument

Stretching 17 miles towards Albuquerque's West Mesa, the Petroglyph National Monument is a volcanic basalt escarpment with a chain of dormant fissure volcanoes along its western boundary