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If you're looking for a fun-filled day out, look no further than the ABQ BioPark Zoo. Here, you can get up close and personal with various exotic and native animals, including gorillas, orangutans, polar bears, and many more. Since its founding in 1927 on the banks of the Rio Grande River, this 64-acre zoo has been a popular destination for families and animal lovers alike. But there is more - besides the zoo, you can also explore the Botanic Garden, Albuquerque Aquarium, and Tingley Beach. Whether you're interested in cats, birds, primates, other mammals, reptiles, or aquarium animals, there's something for everyone at the ABQ BioPark Zoo.

Welcome to the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History, a Smithsonian-affiliated Museum that delves into the fascinating world of nuclear energy. The unique exhibits chart the story of atomic science from its early research to its peaceful applications today. They showcase the diverse range of nuclear power applications, from the Cold War to the pioneers contributing to their development. Established in 1969 as the National Atomic Museum, it provides an intriguing and informative experience that helps visitors understand more about nuclear energy and its impact on the world. Its mission is to educate visitors about the peaceful uses of nuclear technology and inspire them to recognize its potential to create a better future.

Experience an unforgettable evening with your special someone at La Crépe Michel. Savor the delicious duck dish, Foie gras de canard, raisin vert et crépe au sarrasin, while sipping the finest red wines, Vins Rouge. Tucked away on a cozy side street in historic Old Town Albuquerque, this charming French restaurant provides the perfect setting for a romantic night out. Make memories that will last a lifetime, and indulge in the best La Crépe Michel offers. Bon appétit.