If you love the arts, your adventures won't be complete without a tour of Institute of American Indian Arts Museum. Bring a sketchbook along with you and unleash your inner Warhol!

Located in Downtown Santa Fe, this collection of precious artworks is worth a look. But you'll find a great deal more to check out in this area. Santa Fe Opera, Palace of the Governors, and Museum of International Folk Art aren't too far away from Institute of American Indian Arts.

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