What to do in Albuquerque New Mexico?

Answer 1

AAA (MLB) Farm Team Isotopes; NBA Farm Team Thunderbirds; Pacific Coast League NHL Farm Team Scorpions; University of New Mexico Division One sports competitions (especially Basketball in "The Pit"); concerts at Popejoy Hall (musical theater), and at Journal Center (rock, country); international hot air balloon fiesta in first week in Oct (more than 600 balloons and 1.2 million people in 10 days); State Fair in Sep; highest, longest mountain tram ride; skiing/boarding (w/in 30 min to 3 hrs); drag racing; many year-round Hispanic cultural events; Old Town shopping and cafe/bistro entertainment; numerous social and professional clubs and associations; horseback riding in Corrales, Los Ranchos, East Mountains, and in the Bosque (riverside forest); explore the Sandia Mountains, Middle Rio Grande Valley; many bicycle clubs, including Albuquerque Wheelmen (serious riders); hike or run foothills and grueling La Luz Trail; winter Quadrathlon in nearby Grants; many city-managed paved bike trails; city and county parks in nearly every neighborhood; Japanese-American Fall Festival late Sep; Greek Festival early Oct; Buddhist Temples, Mosques, Synagogues, Churches; International airport, local commuter train, junction of !-40 and I-25; if you speak a language other than English, you'll find someone who speaks that language here!

Answer 2

The largest hot air balloon festival in the world is held annually during October in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is a nine-day event that draws many tourists and more than 500 balloons each year. Albuquerque tourism attractions include Old Town Albuquerque. ABQ Uptown, Coronado Center, Cottonwood Mall, and Winrock Center are shopping centers in Albuquerque.

Answer 3

You could go to watch the Albequerque Isotopes Baseball team at the Albequerque stadium. You could also go to the Rio Grande Zoo. Both are great days out for all the family.