The Harrell House of Natural Oddities and Bug Museum Tours

Satisfy your inner culture vulture at The Harrell House of Natural Oddities and Bug Museum. Check if any guided tours are available or ask museum staff to direct you to a few collection highlights.

You're spoiled for sightseeing choice when visiting Santa Fe. The Harrell House of Natural Oddities and Bug Museum is a good place to begin here, but there are numerous other worthwhile sights to appreciate. Santa Fe Opera, Palace of the Governors, and Museum of International Folk Art are not far from the museum and will fill in your day nicely.

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5 out of 5
Downtown Santa Fe
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The Hacienda & Spa at Hotel Santa Fe

4.5 out of 5
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Price was $880, price is now $625 per person
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Dec 11 - Dec 14
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