New Mexico History Museum

Located just north of the Santa Fe plaza and within easy walking distance of downtown hotels, the museum campus features two buildings that are well suited for both public and private use. The historic Palace of the Governors is the oldest continually occupied public building in the United States and a designated National Historic Landmark. The two-story Pete V. Domenici Building, with its soaring lobby, is a modern interpretation of Santa Fe design. Connecting the two is a glass-covered passage and a secluded outdoor space, the Palace courtyard.