Albuquerque Sites

The largest city in the state, Albuquerque has just shy of one million residents. Home to University of New Mexico, Sandia National Labs, and several healthcare systems, it also provides jobs in several other industries. Albuquerque has several wonderful indoor destinations on those rare New Mexico days when the sun doesn’t come out. There’s: Explora; the Nuclear Museum; the Zoo, Botanical Gardens, and Aquarium, collectively known as the Biopark; the Rio Grande Nature Center; the Albuquerque Museum; and the Natural History Museum; just to name a few. Albuquerque also boasts miles of bike trails, several sports teams, and many, many miles of hiking and walking trails. There’s plenty to do and learn here.

City of Albuquerque
The biggest city in the state. Learn about Business, Events, News, Economic Development and More here.

Albuquerque Visitors and Conventions Bureau
Albuquerque was ranked in the top 10 Livable cities in 2007 by top publications and organizations. Learn why here.

Albuquerque Economic Development
Thinking about relocating your business to New Mexico? Find great info on why Albuquerque might meet your needs: Regional profile, communities, business resources, events, and more.

Albuquerque Police Department
Info on Albuquerque's finest...Numbers, Information, Citizen Involvement, and More! Interested in a particular neighborhood? This is a good place to learn about it.

The Sandias
Video: Sandia Mountains documentary (for Albuquerque’s Tricentennial)

Footage from Sandia Tram
Video: Views of Sandia Mountains from the Tram as it goes down
Disclaimer: We don’t know the person who took the video linked here, but we think it does a good job of showing off Albuquerque.