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Things To Do in Albuquerque, NM
Tinkertown MuseumIn 2010 Fox News voted Tinkertown Museum the best small museum in America. The museum attraction started as a hobby and took 40 years to carve, collect and passionately construct the world's most amazing and eccentric collection of Americana. Kids marvel at winding walls made out of 50,000 glass bottles; wagon wheels, Otto the one-man-band, Esmerelda the Fortune Teller, and the 35' wooden sail boat that braved a ten year voyage around the world.
Casa Rondena WineryYou'll blush at the thought of romance at the Casa Rondena Winery, located in the Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico. Stroll through the romantic Tuscan style vineyards. Sit close to one another sharing handcrafted wine on the outdoor patio. Visit the Vintner's Rotunda and Barrel Aging Room. Enjoy lasting memories when you select and purchase one of the vintner's portfolio wines.
Petroglyph National MonumentRaiders of the Lost Ark fans will be right at home at the Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque. Discover hundreds of archeological sites and explore 24,000 prehistoric images etched along 17 miles of volcanic rock by Ancestral Pueblo peoples and early Spanish settlers. You're going to feel like a regular Indiana Jones after exploring this attraction.
Puerto Del Sol Golf CourseCheck out the only lighted driving range in Albuquerque at the Puerto Del Sol Golf Course. The public 9-hole, par 35 course features wide, tree-lined fairways on mostly straight and flat terrain, making the course easy to walk and popular with beginner golfers and seniors.