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HOTELS NEARBY
Make a trip of it with an overnight stay. The Philadelphia Center City area is densely populated, offering several options for hotels within 10 to 15 minutes’ walk of the Academy.
Best Western Plus Rio Grande Inn
400 East 2nd Avenue, Durango, CO 81301
Crowne Plaza Albuquerque
1901 University Boulevard Northeast, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town
800 Rio Grande Boulevard Northwest, Albuquerque, NM 87104
Hotel Andaluz
125 2nd St. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
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WHAT TO DO IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA
Take advantage of the chance while in Philadelphia to learn about the exciting regional attractions that enrich the city's character. Academy of Music Theatre is in the heart of Philadelphia and close to a number of local attractions worth checking out.
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
No visit to Albuquerque would be complete without heading to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. Here, you can learn about Pueblo culture all the way from ancient times to the present by exploring the museum and extensive exhibition galleries. Enjoy looking at the extensive collection of murals created by Pueblo artists, which offer guests an inspiring and immersive cultural experience.
Distance: 2.2 miles
Sandia Peak Tramway
If you’re ready to be met with breathtaking views of the city, then a trip on Sandia Peak Tramway is an absolute must. You’ll experience a panoramic view of Albuquerque and the surrounding ‘Land of Enchantment’ from the height of its 10,378-foot summit. The tram in Albuquerque is actually one of the longest aerial tramways in the whole of the United States. If you fancy getting some exercise instead, you can explore the summits numerous hiking trails. These include the Peak Nature Trail and the more challenging La Luz Trail. Once you’ve made it up, unwind at the summit complex, which has a fine dining restaurant and a sky bar. Visiting during winter? Why not bring along your ski-set and enjoy trailing down the Sandia Peak Ski Area.
Distance: 16 miles
ABQ BioPark Zoo
If you're visiting Albuquerque with young children, the ABQ BioPark Zoo is a family-friendly destination that guarantees a fun and educational experience for all ages. Located next to the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, the 64-acre Zoo has been putting guests in close proximity with exotic and native animals since 1927. You’ll find mammals like Asian elephants, tigers, gorillas, and zebras, as well as birds, reptiles, and amphibians, all eager to welcome you as you explore the zoo. Check the website’s event calendar before your stay, as often, there are special guided tours teaching you about the zoo’s different species of animals.
Distance: 1.3 miles
Albuquerque Museum
Surround yourself in the area’s rich history by embarking on a visit to Albuquerque Museum. The museum is a leading institution for art, history and culture in New Mexico and the American Southwest. A family-friendly trip, it comes complete with interactive spaces, a sculpture garden, store, and café. One of the top exhibits includes ceramics, beadwork, prints, and paintings made by award-winning Native American artists.
Distance: 1.7 miles
Old Town Albuquerque
The number one place to visit during your stay, Old Town Albuquerque is well-known for its historic adobe buildings, art galleries, shops, and restaurants. Visit the San Felipe de Neri Church – an historic church building dating back to 1793. It’s surrounded by a beautiful rose garden, offering the perfect space for repose. Head on over to the Portal Market on the east side of the Old Town Plaza – a quaint space where locals sell authentic, handcrafted jewelry and other crafts. You can even embark on a guided tour through Old Town, with options such as history tours, ghost tours, and walking tours, each offering an in-depth look at the area's rich cultural heritage and stories.
Distance: 1.8 miles
Nearby restaurants
High and Dry Brewing
High and Dry Brewing was founded by a close group of family and friends looking to bring a small batch brewery experience to Albuquerque. It features a range of craft beers and a relaxed atmosphere, making it the perfect stop-off point in-between daily activities. There’s an ever-changing menu of inspired beers, guaranteed to satisfy every taste palette. You can also choose from a range of food trucks situated outside the grounds of the brewery daily, offering everything from tacos, to southern style burgers, to fresh curries.
Antiquity Restaurant
If you’re on the hunt for something a bit more upscale, the Antiquity Restaurant is the perfect space to celebrate a special occasion, or make your trip away that little bit more luxurious. Here, you’ll find fresh seafood, charcoal-grilled steaks, fowl, lamb, veal and nightly specials to round out the menu. Guests praise the elegant atmosphere, along with the attentive staff who are determined to make your visit a memorable one.
El Pinto
If you’re looking for authentic New Mexican cuisine, there’s really no better place than El Pinto to savor the region’s delights. Its founders, Jack and Connie Thomas opened El Pinto restaurant in 1962, determined to share their mother’s recipes with the world. This family-owned restaurant has been handed down throughout the development into the unforgettable venue guests visit today.
Some menu highlights include the Famous Red Chile Ribs – a signature dish named by the Food Network as the #3 Ribs in America. If you feel like something more indulgent, try out the El Pinto Chile Con Queso, a creamy blend of cheeses, fresh chopped green chile, developed for 50 years to create an “authentic” flavor of New Mexico.
Sadie’s of New Mexico
If you’re searching for somewhere casual to stop off at during the day, we’d recommend none other than Sadie’s of New Mexico. Sadie’s has been serving up freshly prepared, authentic New Mexican cuisine for over 70 years. A vibrant and casual restaurant, you’ll be served generous portions of delicious New Mexican dishes, including their famous chile and sopapillas.
If you’re a live music fan, there’s also an array of live music performances regularly hosted at the restaurant, showcasing some of the area’s finest talents.
Rudy’s “Country Store” and Bar-B-Q
If you’re looking for the best BBQ food in town, then there’s no better stop off point than Rudy’s “Country Store” and Bar-B-Q. The BBQ pits are 100% wood fired with oak. All of the food is cooked in a dry spice that gives each dish a distinctive flavor.
You can also apply some of the restaurant’s famous “Sause” once your dinner is served. Choose from classic dishes such as brisket, pork loin, and sausage links, along with a range of tasty side dishes including cream corn, new potatoes, and green chile stew.