Taos Downtown Self Guided App Walking Tour
Duration
55 minute(s)
Languages
English
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Included
Enjoy strolling through historic streets filled with unique adobe architecture and art
Discover fascinating stories behind centuries-old churches that define Taos’ history
Learn about the artists who shaped the town’s creative and cultural identity
Learn about the people and cultures that have influenced Taos over centuries
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Experience the rich history and vibrant culture of Taos as you wander through its charming streets. Discover the stories behind historic buildings, centuries-old churches, and unique artist shops that give this town its unmistakable character. Learn about the people who shaped Taos into the cultural hub it is today, from Native American communities to pioneering artists and settlers. Explore every corner at your own pace, taking in the stunning architecture, breathtaking landscapes, and the vibrant art scene that makes Taos the Soul of the Southwest.
Experience the local flavor through authentic restaurants, historic landmarks, and engaging cultural sites that capture the essence of this extraordinary town. Discover the hidden gems tucked into every street and plaza, each telling a story of creativity, resilience, and tradition. Learn the fascinating history that connects Taos’ past to its present, enriching your journey with knowledge and appreciation. Explore the vibrant community life and natural beauty that make this destination unforgettable, leaving you with memories that last a lifetime.
GPS-guided walking tour of Taos
Go anytime, fully inclusive
Explore at your own pace
Food, drink, or admission
Gratuities
Comfortable walking shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Camera
Wheelchair not accessible
Public transportation nearby
Minimum age of participants 5
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Activity Provider: WalknTours
Customer Reviews
Kathryn
My 2 favorite stops were the kitchen store, just off the square and the made in New Mexico store. At the kitchen store I picked up a few cans of Bluefly Farms, farm-to-can sparkling waters, made in ABQ. I bought lavender, tulsi, and rosemary. From the Made in NM I bought Sante Fe season packages, that are easy to travel with, to make local fair during the rest of my trip or when I'm home. They also have shipping, so I sent a few packets to a friend so she could make green chili.
Norma
Quaint and very nice. You can walk around and visit art galleries, restaurants, shops and much more. The town is in the flatlands surrounded by mountains and foothills. Enjoyed visiting Taos.
Tyler
After much research and never having been to Taos we decided to take the high road into Taos and the low load back. Our first stop was at Chimayo and we saw the Santuario de Chimayó, perhaps the most beautiful of the old churches along the route, though interior photos are not allowed. We next stopped at Truchas - the church there was a bit harder to find and it's not as interesting, though the drive along the town's main street was worth the time there. Next was Las Trampas and the Church of San José de Gracia. The exterior is picturesque though it was not possible to go inside on the day I visited. Well, yeah if you expect it to be the most scenic drive in America, you'll probably be disappointed. But it is still a nice, scenic, leisure drive. The old town Square of Taos was historically interesting, not crowded as many of the shops were closed (Sunday afternoon) so we window shopped. We stopped in at the historic hotel on the square which had some interesting art on the walls in the entry. Several restaurants around the square were opened and the menus looked wonderful. We strolled down past the square to see other galleries and museums all closed on the day we visited. Hard to find free parking as most lots charge $5 payable by card but we parked several blocks away and walked. We plan on taking the part of the enchanted loop around Taos and low road back.
Damian
Quaint downtown area to enjoy various boutiques etc. I will say there is construction, the ability to move around with the construction is overstated. And I'm sure once it's complete people will still complain. Regardless, it's fun to walk around and enjoy the shops, get coffee and chocolate treats. It's a fun time, there is lots of people so expect crowds as you're navigating everything. We were able to walk everywhere from our parking at the La Fonda Inn as guests.
Rachelle
Love the town. Really like the local artwork of course. Had some great green chile stew. Can't remember the restaurant though