Explore historic Old Town Albuquerque, a Spanish plaza surrounded by restaurants and shops offering Native American art, jewelry and crafts. In the fall, marvel at the colorful hot air balloons that dot the sky during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Take in the exhibits at the Albuquerque Natural History Museum. Ride Sandia Peak Tramway to the top of 10,378-ft. Sandia Peak, where hiking trails lead to majestic views of the city and Rio Grande Valley. The scenic 45-mile drive to Santa Fe through the Jemez Mountains offers breathtaking views and hiking, fishing, cross-country skiing and other recreation. The Nob Hill neighborhood (located on famous Route 66) near the University of New Mexico offers galleries, shops, vibrant nightlife and restaurants. Enjoy the performing arts at the KiMo Theatre. A visit to the ABQ BioPark can include time at the Zoo, Botanic Garden, Aquarium and Tingley Beach, where you can hike, bike, fish, sail a model boat or just relax while you enjoy nature.