Albuquerque Travel Package

Packages in Albuquerque

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Albuquerque Vacation Packages

This area of North Central New Mexico boasts a population of some 550,000 people.

You'll find this destination approximately 60 miles from Santa Fe, the state capital of New Mexico. It's also roughly 16 miles from Bosque Farms.

Escape the adult world for a while and be transported into a world of magic and wonder at the Expo New Mexico and Cliff's Amusement Park. For more fun with the family, continue on to Hinkle Family Fun Center and Putt-Putt Golf and Games.

Grab the little ones and spend some quality time investigating the mesmerizing sea creatures at ABQ BioPark Zoo and ABQ BioPark Aquarium.

Motorsports enthusiasts will enjoy the high-octane thrills and high-energy crowds at the Albuquerque Dragway.

There are few things in life more enjoyable than a quality wine. Discover the region's latest vintages at the Casa Abril Vineyard and Winery and the Gruet Winery. Looking for the next stop? The Casa Rondeña and the Anasazi Fields Winery are also very popular.

Even though you should gamble responsibly, you'll still have fun at the Sandia Casino and the San Felipe's Casino. If you can't get enough of the high-stakes thrills, why not continue on to the Isleta Casino or the Santa Ana Star Casino?

Spend a morning discovering the plant species at the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden and the Rio Grande Botanic Gardens.

Pack some lunch and take some time out in the peaceful, green surroundings of Petroglyph National Monument and Cibola National Forest. You'll also find plenty of room to lay about on the grass at Balloon Fiesta Park and Tingley Beach.

Do you love birds? Be sure to bring your binoculars and see which feathered friends are hanging out at Sandia Lakes Recreation Area and Isleta Lakes. No luck? Head on over to Tingley Aquatic Park and Duck Pond at UNM and try again.

Need to escape the bustle of the city? Head out to Rio Grande Nature Center State Park and Sandia Crest. Nature lovers will also enjoy Volcano Park and Rio Grande Trail.

Broaden your horizons with a trip to one of the area's well-curated exhibition spaces. Enjoy the cool and quiet interior as you check out the unique collections at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and the National Hispanic Cultural Center. The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science and the Albuquerque Museum are also worth a visit.

If you're in the mood for a challenge, make the trip to the Atomic Museum or the Explora Science Center and Children's Museum. The assortment of scientific artifacts on display at these fantastic museums will stimulate your mind for hours. For a comprehensive scientific experience, you can also stop at the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History and University of New Mexico Campus Observatory.

Anyone interested in biological science and history will enjoy spending a few hours exploring the objects and curiosities at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology.

Love art? You'll find galleries of all kinds here. Start your explorations of this creative enclave with a stop at the Tinkertown Museum and the University of New Mexico Art Museum. If you have time afterwards, the Amapola Gallery and the Mariposa Gallery are also well worth a look.

There's always something new to learn about our past at the Sandia Mountain Natural History Center. If you like that, you should also take a look at the engrossing exhibits on display at the Sandia Mountain Natural History Center and the Casa San Ysidro.

The University of Phoenix and the University of New Mexico are certainly worth paying a visit to, even if you're not a passionate history buff. You might also like to take a few photos at Coronado Historic Site and the New Mexico Veterans’ Memorial.

Gaze at the waters flowing under The Whittlesey House, a remarkable example of civil engineering.

Those with an interest in religion ought to check out San Felipe de Neri Church.

Albuquerque's most popular sights sometimes overshadow its less visited, yet equally rewarding activities. The Ernie Pyle Public Library and the Popejoy Hall are recommended options. If you have more time to spare, also visit the Downs Racetrack and Casino or the Harwood Art Center.

Accommodation in Albuquerque

Albuquerque is much loved by travelers, and boasts a broad selection of places to stay. Expedia's Albuquerque hotels guide makes booking a breeze.

The following Albuquerque accommodations are worth checking out, the Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm and Hotel Parq Central