$1060. Our Itinerary: Rochester (507) Twin Cities (651) Albuquerque & Santa Fe. The absolute best value in motorcoach group tours!

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1 Albuquerque & Santa Fe OUR INCREDIBLE PRICE INCLUDES: Two Heartland Professional Escorts at your service throughout the entire tour! Heartland Tours Luxury touring coach 8 nights lodging including 4 consecutive nights in the Albuquerque area 14 meals: 8 breakfasts and 6 dinners Guided tour of Santa Fe Visit the New Mexico Veterans Memorial Our Itinerary: Day 1: Board your spacious, video and restroom equipped Motorcoach as we head to the old southwest! Tonight, you will check into an en route hotel and relax for the evening. Day 2: After enjoying a continental breakfast, you will depart for the Golden Spike Tower and visitor center in North Platte, Nebraska. Later in the day, enjoy an included dinner and check into your en route hotel. Day 3: Start the day with a continental breakfast before departing for your beautiful destination, the Land of Enchantment. Upon arrival, enjoy a relaxing included dinner and check into your Albuquerque area hotel for a four night stay. Day 4: After enjoying a continental breakfast, visit Acoma Pueblo, a hilltop village also known as Sky City, which has been home to Native Americans for over 900 continuous years. You will enjoy a guided tour of this ancient village, where they still live simply in a lifestyle that dates back centuries. Tour their San Esteban del Ray mission, and browse their authentic crafts and food offerings. Then, depart for the New Mexico Veterans Memorial, an expansive, brand new memorial honoring many aspects of veterans experiences and sacrifices. Tonight, enjoy an included dinner with entertainment. Day 5: Today, after a continental breakfast, depart for the legendary city of Santa Fe, where artistry and beautiful Southwestern architecture surround you. You will enjoy a guided tour of Santa Fe. This afternoon you will visit the vibrant Santa Fe Plaza, where artisans sell their own handmade works, amidst Santa Fe s most historic sites. See the grandeur of the Saint Francis Cathedral. Enjoy an included dinner before returning to your hotel this evening. Day 6: After enjoying a continental breakfast, begin your day in the beautiful Sculpture Gardens at the Albuquerque Museum - and inside, learn a brief history of the city. Then visit Old Town Albuquerque, a historic area with old Southwestern charm, where unique shops and cafes abound. Next, you will gently soar over the mountains in the Sandia Peak Tramway. The enclosed tramway takes you 2 miles up to the stunning mountain peak, to see one of the most beautiful views in all of New Mexico. Tonight, enjoy a relaxing included dinner before returning to your hotel for the evening. Day 7: Enjoy a continental breakfast before leaving for the Trinidad History Museum in Trinidad, Colorado. Later that day, after another relaxing included dinner, you ll check into your en route hotel. Day 8: Today you will have continental breakfast and then go to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Tonight, relax in your en route hotel. Day 9: Today, after enjoying a continental breakfast, you depart for home a perfect time to chat with your friends about all of the fun things you ve done, the great sights you ve seen, and where your next group trip will take you! ADD PEACE OF MIND TO YOUR TRIP. With the Travel Confident Protection Plan if you have to unexpectedly cancel or cut your plans short. See the last flyer page or our website for more details Guided tour of Acoma Pueblo also known as Sky City Ride on the Sandia Peak Tramway Visit to Old Town Albuquerque We ll be in Albuquerque as they prepare for the 2018 Balloon Festival! Enjoy views of the Balloons without all of the crowds! Much more! DEPARTING: MAPLEWOOD: 6:10 am BLOOMINGTON: 7:00 am ROCHESTER: 8:45 am Rochester (507) Twin Cities (651) $75 Due upon Booking Final Payment Due: 8/15/2018 Twin Cities Office: 9250 Grand Avenue South Bloomington, Minnesota $1060 PER PERSON, DOUBLE $1345 SINGLE 9 DAYS 8 NIGHTS PER PERSON, DOUBLE OCCUPANCY (Sat - Sun) Sep 29 - Oct Enjoy views of balloons on the ground & in the air as operators prepare for the balloon festival! Rochester Office: 1825 North Broadway Rochester, Minnesota The absolute best value in motorcoach group tours! Albuquerque & Santa Fe Tour Tour #

2 Historic Old Town Albuquerque Experience Historic Old Town Albuquerque Take an intimate look into the Southwest in Old Town Albuquerque. Made up of 10 blocks all centered around the Plaza, this historic town was built in the early 1700 s. The essence of old New Mexico is prominent to this day in Old Town Albuquerque. From the town s Pueblo-Spanish style flat roofs and long porches to the authentic stores, galleries and Spanish restaurants, you can embrace Albuquerque s rich culture during your 2 ½ hour tour. Historic Old Town Albuquerque Old Town Albuquerque Has So Much to Offer Attractions Historic Old Town Albuquerque takes pride in its heritage and puts great efforts into preserving its past. Explore museums that take a look into New Mexico s rich history and parks and aquariums that boast beautiful southwestern nature. Old Town Vendors Outdoor vending has been a popular tradition among multi-cultural artists since 1706 and continues to be a prominent part of the Old Town to this day. Browse the streets of Albuquerque s Old Town and discover unique handmade crafts. Historic Old Town Albuquerque Albuquerque Museum of Art and History Delight in southwestern art that tells the story of Albuquerque s past, a travel exhibition, a unique outdoor garden full of sculptures and more. Albuquerque s Museum of Art and History is a must see attraction of the Old Town. New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Artists on Display Explore the ancient past. New Mexico s Museum of Natural History and Science is home to interactive, high-tech attractions. Learn about the legacy of the dinosaurs, explore the mysteries of the sky in the museum s planetarium and much more. Explora Explora is a hands-on exhibit that delves into the depths of science, technology and the arts. Put your imagination to good use and explore the many mysteries that lay within Explora. Unique Experiences ABQ BIOPark, Aquarium, Zoo and Botanic Garden From the astounding invertebrates like the neon-colored reef fish found in the aquarium, to the enormous gorillas that live in the zoo, to the creative butterfly and Japanese Botanic Gardens, ABQ BIOPark is the place to appreciate Mother Nature s finest work. Don t Miss San Felipe de Neri Church Make sure you stop by San Felipe de Neri Church, the oldest building in the Old Town. Built in 1793, this historical church sits on the North side of the town and was once the heart of the Old Town community. Interesting Scenery Shopping in Old Town s Stores & Galleries

3 Old Town Albuquerque s streets are lined with over 150 authentic and modern shops and galleries. From traditional Native American pottery and art to clothing and specialty stores, find the perfect keepsake for yourself or the perfect souvenir for a loved one. Galleries Agape Southwest Pueblo Pottery has been providing authentic handmade pottery, jewelry, kachinas and baskets for over 25 years to both seasoned and novice collectors. Stop in to browse through AGape s handmade goods, you might just fine something for your own collection. Native American pottery, handcrafted beadwork and authentic Sheldon Harvey paintings and carvings can be found at Andrews Pueblo and Art Gallery. Bright Rain Gallery is known for its contemporary art. Enjoy the finest art, jewelry, glass, ceramics and pottery all made by local artists. Antiques While you can enjoy unique works of art from the various galleries, you can also find fascinating Native American antiques in the Old Town s antique shops. Discover Native American treasures, Victorian pieces and even folk art at Old Town Antiques. The Hanging Tree Gallery is another antique shop. Here you are guaranteed to find authentic Native American pottery, jewelry, weavings and baskets. Clothing & Accessories The Old Town offers many shops where you can find one of kind pieces of clothing and accessories, one of its most popular clothing and accessory shops is the Old Town Hat Shop and Accessory Boutique. Explore a fantastic selection of hats, belts, jackets, scarves, shawls and bags. You ll find something that s just your style. General Stores and Trading Posts While trading posts might seem like a thing of the past, they can still be found in Albuquerque Old Town. Aceves Old Town Basket & Rug Shop brings the best of the southwest from its traditional Mexican food to local art. Looking for an authentic gift? Plaza Indian Trading Post has proudly been selling its Navajo and Hopi jewelry and pottery for over 60 years. Gift & Souvenir Stores Take home the perfect gift; there are plenty of shops and galleries to choose from in the Old Town. Old Town Emporium and Old Town T-shirt Co. both carry t-shirts, jewelry and other fun goods. Looking for that one-of-a-kind gift? The Horse of A Different Color is the place to go for unique souvenirs you can t find anywhere else. Jewelry Stores While Native American jewelry can be found in many of Old Town s galleries, Best Connection Jewelry and Gifts and Galleria Azul are 2 of the most popular jewelry shops among visitors. From beautifully-colored beaded bracelets to sterling silver earrings and necklaces, you will discover jewelry unlike any other. Specialty Stores Take the ride of a lifetime or enjoy the largest collection of hot air balloon gift items at Discover Balloon. Pamper yourself at Gabby s Handmade Soaps, a shop that carries over 180 luxurious, handmade soaps. For the jewelry makers, New Mexico Bead and Fetish carries every bead imaginable including: crystal beads, coral beads, seed beads, silver beads and others. Food Refuel at one of the Old Town s cafes or restaurants. Whether you re looking for a refreshing drink, snack, or large lunch, you can find food and drinks that suit every palette. Cafés Be Be Café Grab a light lunch at Be Be Café. From freshly ground espressos to their organic soups and salads, this bistro offers a quick, healthy option. Church Street Café Indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine made fresh on a daily basis. From their spicy chili to famous salsa, Church Street Café is the place to go in Old Town for traditional Mexican cuisine.

4 Rolling in Dough Bakery Café Take freshly baked pastries and breads on the go or enjoy soups and sandwiches in the Café. The smell of the Rolling in Dough Bakery Café alone will make your mouth water. Restaurants Little Anita s Mexican Food Enjoy a relaxing meal at Little Anita s. Boasting tasty Mexican cuisine, try authentic dishes and ice cold margaritas at the full bar. High Noon Restaurant and Saloon Old Town not only embraces its Native American roots, but remembers western traditions too. High Noon Restaurant and Saloon is a steakhouse that proudly serves mouth-watering steaks, wild game and fresh seafood. Red Feather Diner The Red Feather Diner serves a varied cuisine. While many visitors enjoy specialty Mexican and American dishes, others choose the Red Feather Diner for their great vegetarian dishes. Something Sweet Safe room for something sweet, from iced coffees to creamy milkshakes, handmade candy to luxury chocolates there is something that is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Candy Lady Try the Candy Lady s 21 varieties of smooth fudge, chocolate covered strawberries and adult novelties. All made using the Candy Lady s secret family recipes. Steve s Java and Ice Cream Have an ice cream, malt, milkshake, iced coffee, smoothie or other refreshing treat at Steve s Java and Ice Cream. Treats found at Steve s will be sure to cool you down after being under New Mexico s hot sun. Travel Tips for Your Old Town Albuquerque Visit There is a lot to see and do in Old Town Albuquerque and limited time, so plan ahead to ensure you don t miss out on the town s highlights and attractions that interest you most. Don t forget your camera. Old Town Albuquerque is a cultural experience offering many photo opportunities. Are you ready to experience authentic New Mexico? Contact us today!

5 Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico "SKY CITY" Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico - "SKY CITY" Delight in the clear blue skies and amazing rock formations as you make your way toward Acoma Pueblo, a place where Native American history, heritage and culture are preserved and embraced, part of our Albuquerque and Santa Fe bus tour. Located west of Albuquerque, the 70-mile drive to Acoma alone is one of New Mexico s most scenic and historic. Natives of New Mexico's Acoma Pueblo Visiting Acoma Pueblo "Sky City" Visiting Acoma Pueblo Inhabited since 1150 A.D., Acoma Pueblo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in North America. Today Acoma Pueblo strives to generate a broader and deeper understanding of the Acoma People. Offering a window in time where native people carry on the customary traditions of their ancestors, explore centuries-old history of New Mexico s Southwest Indians during a guided tour of the ancient pueblo and San Esteban del Rey Mission Church. Discover Acoma pottery and other native crafts. Or experience a taste of Acoma culture in Y aak a Café. Sky City Cultural Center An expression of the Acoma culture, the newly opened Sky City Cultural Center is your gateway to Acoma Pueblo. In the cultural center you will meet your Acoma guide who will take you on a tour through the Acoma Pueblo and San Esteban del Rey Mission Church. Natives of New Mexico's Acoma Pueblo Acoma Pueblo Among a valley of studded monoliths is the sheer-walled, 367-foot sandstone bluff, Acoma Pueblo. Known worldwide for its unique art and rich culture, Acoma Pueblo s land base covers 431,664 acres. Home to more than 250 authentic dwellings none of which have electricity, sewer, or water; today around 30 people live permanently on the mesa with the population increasing on the weekends as family, friends and tourists come to visit the pueblo. San Esteban del Rey Mission Church Built between 1629 and 1641, the construction of San Esteban del Rey Mission Church was overseen by Father Juan Ramirez. During this period the Acoma were forced to build the church moving over 20,000 tons of adobe, straw, sandstone and mud to the mesa to build up the walls of the church. Despite the forced labor, the San Esteban del Rey Mission Church is a cultural treasure by the Acoma to this day. The San Esteban del Rey Mission Church was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970, named the 28th National Trust for Historic Preservation site in 2007 and is the only Native American site in the nation to be designated a historical site. Dining at Y aak a Café After you ve explored Acoma Pueblo and San Esteban del Rey Mission Church, stop by the Y aak a Café located in the Sky City Cultural Center. Offering a diverse menu of Acoma traditional foods, guests can experience a taste of Acoma culture. While Y aak a Café s largepaned windows provide spectacular views of the pueblo and relief from the heat, a covered patio is also available for those who wish to sit outside. Shopping at Gaits i Gift Shop Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico 'Sky City' Acoma Pueblo Pottery Native American handmade crafts are also part of the cultural experience at Acoma Pueblo. Found in Gaits i Gift Shop; delight in authentic Native American turquoise jewelry, Acoma Pueblo pottery and other fine arts made by artisan throughout New Mexico and Arizona. Acoma Pueblo 'Sky City' at Sunset

6 Sandia Peak Tramway The World s Longest Aerial Tramway Take a ride on the world s longest aerial tramway and delight in the deep canyons and breathtaking terrain at Sandia Peak Tramway during a Santa Fe bus tour. Whether you re interested in the history, the sights, or looking for an adventure, you can find it at Sandia Peak Tramway. Inspired by Robert Nordhaus, one of the owners of Sandia Peak Ski Company, this remarkable structure took several years of planning and after finally being constructed over a 24 month period and going through 60 days of strenuous testing, the tramway took its first riders up the Sandia Peak on May 7, Climb aboard the world s largest aerial tram and journey to the top of Sandia Peak for panoramic views of the surrounding Rio Grande Valley during your two hour tour on the Sandia Peak Tramway. Since opening in 1966, the tramway has safely carried over nine million visitors to the top of Sandia Peak and back down again. Sandia Peak Tramway Aerial Ride The Visitor Center Begin your time at Sandia Peak Tramway in the Visitor Center, home to the New Mexico Ski Museum. While the Sandia Peaks are the perfect place to hike and bike in the warm months of the summer, they transform into a winter wonderland during the months of winter. Through photographs, artifacts and other displays, discover how skiing developed and evolved at the Sandia Peak Tramway s New Mexico Ski Museum. Don t forget to check out the Ski Hall of Fame, an exhibit that honors 15 individuals who had a significant impact on New Mexico s ski industry. Sandia Peak Tramway After you ve explored the New Mexico Ski Museum, head outdoors to the tramway s base terminal and climb aboard the Sandia Peak Tramway. Located on the eastern edge of Albuquerque, the Sandia Peak Tramway ascends 4,000 feet in a mere 15 minutes. While the tram itself is an engineering marvel, most guests travel on the Sandia Peak Tramway for the remarkable views. Sandia Peak Tramway Aerial Ride Nature and Wildlife As you glide along the western face of Sandia Mountain take in the scenery, from the cliffs and pinnacles to the variety of trees, the Sandia Peak Tramway allows guests to see the abundance of nature in the New Mexico Mountains. Wildlife can also be easy to spot, so watch out for eagles, deer and even black bears. Dazzling View of Surrounding Mountains The Observation Deck Once you ve reached 10, 378 feet, step out of the cable car and onto the peak s observation deck. Known for its panoramic views of 11,000 square miles of the, Land of Enchantment, the sights from atop Sandia Peak are unparalleled to any other. Look to the west across the Rio Grande and a volcano field to see Mount Taylor 100 miles in the distance, volcanic necks and plugs can be seen to the north, look to the east for a view of Sandia s wooded backside, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and New Mexico s capital city Santa Fe and to the south for views of Estancia Valley and the Manzano Mountains. Mountain View of the Tramway Dine at the Top Dine at the High Finance Restaurant at the top of Sandia Peak. Directly adjacent to the top tram terminal, its gorgeous bar and fine woodwork make it worthy of its name. The scenic views can be enjoyed from any table in the house. Dine at the Bottom For a bite to eat, Sandiago's Mexican Grill sits at the bottom of the Sandia Peak and offers a fun dining experience. The vibrant colors and Latin music playing in the background will put a smile on your face as you walk in the door. The incredible views of the town are just an added bonus. Travel Tips Sandia Peak Tramway is wheelchair accessible. Don t forget your camera. From the panoramic views of the surrounding area to the abundant nature, there will be moments you want to capture during your time at Sandia Peak Tramway. Ensure you wear appropriate clothing and footwear. While it may be warm at the bottom of the Sandia Peaks, temperatures can drop significantly as you climb the mountain, so ensure you bring something to keep you warm. Don t miss out on the world s longest aerial tramway.

7 New Mexico Veterans Memorial Relax and Reflect From those who have served in past to the generations that will serve in the future, take the time to reflect on the family and friends that have dedicated their lives to the service of our great country at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial Park, part of our Albuquerque and Santa Fe bus tour. The New Mexico Veterans Memorial was designed in the 1980s under the leadership of the then Mayor Louis Saavedra. Specially built to remind guests of the veterans who sacrificed their lives for the United States of America, the construction of the Veterans Memorial Park did not take place until Today the Memorial s gardens, sculptures, the surrounding Sandia Mountains and the Memorial Museum have made New Mexico s Veterans Memorial one of Albuquerque s leading tourist destinations attracting thousands from near and far. New Mexicos Veterans Memorial Building The New Mexico Veterans Memorial Museum and Grounds The Visitor Center Start your journey at the visitor center, home to the New Mexico Veterans Memorial Museum. Designed to look like barracks, the museum gives guests an overview of significant wars throughout history all told from a New Mexico perspective. Wander through the center and learn about Colonial New Mexico, World Wars I and II, the Korean and Cold Wars, the Vietnam War and the Iraq War through stories told by military veterans, their families and their friends. Submarine Periscope One of the museum s highlights is the Submarine Periscope. Taken from a Sturgeon Class Submarine deployed from the 1960s thru 2004, the intriguing submarine is not to be missed. New Mexicos Veterans Memorial Building Stained Glass Take the time to admire the stained glass artwork found throughout New Mexico Veterans Memorial Museum. Created by a west coast artist whose Father served in the Air Force, each piece of stained glass art represents one of the six branches of the United States Military Service. Medal of Honor Recipients New Mexicos Veterans Memorial, Albuquerque Don t forget to reflect on the four Medal of Honor Recipients whose displays can be found between the visitor center s foyer and meeting rooms. Memorial Rose Garden Scattered around the visitor center and throughout the park are unique rose gardens, each filled with a variety of roses significant to veterans. From the Veterans Honor Roses to the Peace Roses, each type of rose uniquely symbolizes something of great importance to the veterans who come to visit the New Mexico Veterans Memorial Park. The Soldier s Experience As you continue to explore the grounds, you will come to the seven venues that depict the soldier s experience. From the Call which symbolizes joining the military to the Homecoming, each venue is symbolic of what a soldier experiences while serving their country. Flags at the New Mexico Veterans Memorial New Mexico Veterans Memorial

8 St. Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe, New Mexico St. Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe, New Mexico Situated in the center of historic Santa Fe, New Mexico is the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi. Part of our Albuquerque and Santa Fe bus tour; discover the history behind the mother church of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. Once the site of a church destroyed during the Pueblo Revolt, the French Romanesque style cathedral was built by Jean-Baptiste Lamy in 1869 and replaces a later adobe church called La Parroquia. St. Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe, New Mexico Visiting St. Francis Cathedral Basilica Officially elevated to a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI on October 4, 2005, the St. Francis Cathedral Basilica is a Catholic sanctuary that provides a place for worship. Be one of the many visitors that explores the basilica each year. From the architecture of the building to the incredible art within, uncover the history of the St. Francis Cathedral Basilica during your time in Santa Fe. Exterior Designed in the Romanesque Revival style, the St. Francis Cathedral Basilica dramatically contrasts with the surrounding adobe structures. Influenced by French-born Archbishop Lamy, the Saint Francis Cathedral was built from yellow limestone blocks and features round arches separated by Corinthian columns and truncated square towers. As you enter the cathedral basilica you ll see figures of St. Francis of Assisi that were erected during a renovation in 1967, Saint Kateri who lived between 1655 and1680 and was known as the first North American to be beatified and Father John Baptist Lamy, installed as the first Bishop of the Diocese of Santa Fe in St. Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe, New Mexico Interior The cathedral basilica s interior is a feast for the eyes. Dating back over a century ago guests are welcome to delight in the many works of art and artifacts found throughout that are of great historical significance. Main Nave Made of Brazilian granite, the baptismal font is the focal point of the main nave and represents Easter, marking God s new creation through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Created by Marie Romero and Robert Montoya, Stations of the Cross, an artistic representation of Christ carrying the cross to his crucifixion is another highlight that can be seen in the main nave. The Main Altar To the east of the main nave you ll find the main altar. Hanging above the altar is a replica of the San Damiano Crucifix found in Assisi, Italy where Catholics believe the Lord once gave the commission to St Francis of Assisi to rebuild his church. Created in 1986 for the Cathedral s 100th anniversary, a reredos can be seen sitting at the back of the altar. At the middle of the reredos is an 18th century statue of St. Francis and surrounding the statue are paintings of the saints of the New World. Blessed Sacrament Chapel Reserved for prayer, the Blessed Sacrament Chapel is known for its stained glass windows made in France. Representing the Eucharist, intricate carvings of the Apostles and the Holy Family can be seen etched into the stained glass windows. Statue outside the St. Francis Cathedral View of the St. Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe

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