This is the index page for Albuquerque travel articles on Planet Whitley. The following guides and stories have been uploaded so far, but there are more to come.
- Practical guide to visiting the Anderson Abruzzo International Balloon Museum in Albuquerque.
- Important information for those visiting Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque.
- Practical guides to visiting the ABQ Biopark and experiencing the Indian Pueblo Cultural Village in Albuquerque.
- Guides to visiting the Albuquerque Museum and what to see at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science.
- What to know before visiting Explora in Albuquerque.
- Key information for riding the Sandia Peak Tramway in Albuquerque.
- Getting to Albuquerque: The best stops on the Lubbock to Albuquerque drive and Austin to Albuquerque drive.
5 great Albuquerque experiences to book
- 🎈 Admire the sunrise on a hot air balloon ride across the desert.
- 🌅 Alternatively, take your balloon ride at sunset.
- 🎬 Get on the trail of Walter White with a Breaking Bad filming locations tour.
- 🚴 Take a bike tour – and see Albuquerque’s top natural sights.
- 👻 Listen to spooky historic tales on an Old Town ghost tour.
Why book the Best of ABQ City Tour?
- 🚋 Unique Open-Air Trolley: Experience Albuquerque from “Coyote,” a custom-designed, open-air trolley that offers 360-degree views and an immersive way to soak in the high-desert air and sunshine.
- 🌵 Historic Old Town Roots: Explore the city’s birthplace, dating back to 1706, and learn about the Spanish colonial history, traditional adobe architecture, and the iconic San Felipe de Neri Church.
- 🛣️ Cruising Route 66: Travel along the famous “Mother Road,” taking in the longest urban stretch of the original highway in the U.S., complete with vintage neon signs and mid-century charm.
- 🎬 “Tamalewood” & Filming Sites: Discover why Albuquerque is a top filming destination as you pass recognizable locations from hit shows like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
- 🏙️ Diverse Neighborhood Highlights: Get a comprehensive look at the city’s character, from the vibrant murals of Downtown and the University of New Mexico campus to the trendy, neon-lit Nob Hill district.