Feed your curious mind and discover more about the world at Museum of Contemporary Native Arts. Wind your way around the collections and uncover the story behind every piece.

Situated in Downtown Santa Fe, this museum is worth including in your schedule. But you'll find a great deal more to see and do in the area. Santa Fe Opera, Palace of the Governors, and Museum of International Folk Art are within easy reach of Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

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The room was very spacious. It had a very southwest feel. Don’t expect modern amenities.

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