Albuquerque Map, New Mexico

Albuquerque Travel Guide

 Heat and light play an important role for Albuquerque. The climate is dry with low relative humidity and the sun shines more than 300 days of the year, making the summers hot, usually 80 to 95 degrees, and the winters mild, with temperatures in the mid 40s to upper 50s, Fahrenheit. But it is the annual ‘National Fiery Foods and Barbeque Show that really brings on the heat. read more

Albuquerque History

 Until 1940, the old two continued to exist as a separate and isolated community but later it was added into the Albuquerque city and publicly incorporated by the year 1891. By 1990, New Albuquerque flourished as a Southwestern town and had more than 8,000 inhabitants. Later in the year of 1902, the renowned Alvarado Hotel was also built near the passenger depot. For years, it continued to be a significant symbol of... read more

Albuquerque Nightlife

The stage is graced by comedians of national repute who bring their own original material to keep you in splits. Before the show starts, you can grab a full dinner a la carte and during the course of the show, subdue your appetite with pub grub palate pleasers. You have to purchase a minimum of two food items for each person. This comedy café is one of the main nocturnal attractions in Albuquerque. read more

Albuquerque Sightseeing

The museum happens to be a learning place about the Southwestern history, culture art and culture. It houses great collections of paintings, sculptures and photographs. Summer art workshops and classes are also provided by the museum both for adults and children. read more