Taos Plaza
The starting and ending place of this walking tour, your guide will cover the major historical points of the Historic Taos Plaza.
Discover the unique and captivating charm of Taos, a funky little town in New Mexico, with the Taos Walking Tour. This 60-minute, half-mile walking tour will take you on a journey through the pivotal historical points that make this place truly one-of-a-kind. Delve into intriguing stories and legends, from the deadly haircut of New Mexico's first American Governor to the red light district of Taos's past. Uncover the fascinating history of this town as you stroll through its streets, accompanied by an experienced guide.
On the Taos Walking Tour, you can anticipate an enlightening and entertaining experience. Throughout the 60-minute duration, you will explore the major historical points of the Historic Taos Plaza, gaining insight into the events that shaped the town. Marvel at the 10 treasured murals in the historic courthouse, painted during the Great Depression as a Works Progress Administration project. Discover the grandson's gallery of the legendary Navajo Code Talker Carl Gorman, honoring his grandfather and others who triumphed in World War 2. Visit the historic hotel that showcases the remarkable artwork of Navajo artist R.C. Gorman. And don't miss the chance to hear captivating tales about Taos's renowned Lady of Light and Lady of the Night in the red light district.
The Taos Walking Tour welcomes curious souls seeking to connect with the rich history and cultural heritage of Taos. History buffs will find delight in the opportunity to dive into the intriguing stories and lesser-known facts of this enchanting town. Art enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the works of renowned artists that grace the streets and galleries of Taos. Travelers interested in Native American history and the contributions of the Navajo Code Talkers will gain valuable insight on this tour. Dog lovers will be pleased to know that this walking tour is dog-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along as you explore the town.
The Taos Walking Tour offers a vibrant mix of history, art, culture, and ghost stories, ensuring an unforgettable experience. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you'll discover the hidden gems and intriguing tales that bring Taos to life. This tour encapsulates the essence of Taos, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of its unique character and heritage. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this walking tour will provide you with valuable insights and a newfound appreciation for Taos's colorful past.
For convenience, the Taos Walking Tour starts and ends in front of La Fonda Hotel on the Historic Taos Plaza. The tour lasts for 60 minutes, covering a half-mile distance. Group tours and last-minute bookings can be arranged by calling in advance. This tour is a fantastic opportunity to learn about Taos in an engaging and enjoyable way, offering you a chance to immerse yourself in the town's fascinating history and culture. Ensure you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring your curiosity and enthusiasm to make the most of this experience.
Travelers who have embarked on the Taos Walking Tour have raved about the fascinating stories and historical insights they gained. They praised the knowledgeable and friendly guides who made the tour both educational and entertaining. Visitors particularly enjoyed the mix of art, history, and ghost stories, finding it to be a well-rounded experience. Many mentioned that the tour provided them with a deeper appreciation for Taos and its vibrant culture. Overall, guests were highly satisfied with the Taos Walking Tour and recommended it as a must-do activity for anyone visiting this unique town.
Taos Plaza
The starting and ending place of this walking tour, your guide will cover the major historical points of the Historic Taos Plaza.
John Dunn Shops
We will walk through the John Dunn Shops and explain who Long John Dunn was.
Taos County Courthouse Murals
(Pass by)
Painted during the Great Depression as a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project, these 10 treasured murals depict justice in allegorical themes in the historic courthouse of Taos, New Mexico.
Michael Gorman Gallery
Visit the grandson's gallery of Carl Gorman, one of the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers of World War 2 that are credited with defeating the Japanese Army to win the Pacific theatre. Michael Gorman honors his grandfather and other Code Talkers in his gallery on Taos Plaza.
Hotel La Fonda de Taos
An historic hotel on Taos Plaza that displays Navajo artist R.C. Gorman's work, one of Taos's signature artists and a true character.
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