We had SO much fun! What a beautiful outdoor museum with lots to see & do! We went for the annual Renaissance fair watched jousting, ate turkey legs & drank beer...Oh & the kids had fun too! Blowing bubbles, building fairy huts & even seeing a real live unicorn!!

Venue for the Santa Fe Wine Festival, as well as other specially featured weekend events. But an interesting way to learn New Mexico history even without a special event.

What a treat was it to explore a place that time forgot. Tanning, blacksmiths, tin work, adobe making.... the kids had a great time. A real treat for the family.

Kind of interesting especially to those who are not from the area. Take Agua Fria street, THE Camino Real for a several mile trip to the area. The drive kind of gives you the flavor of rural northern New Mexico by itself. They usually have something going on at Golondrinas.

This historic ranch is kept up as a living museum. Special events are great here, but the day-to-day operation is only good, not special. If you want to see it at its best, comve for the wine festival or one of the historic ocasion recreations.

Their living 'ranch' and museum sponsors special events year round, except perhaps during brutal winter months. The museum shop has a wonderful assortment and inexpensive offerings. One can walk practically 2 or more miles to see everything they have to offer: an old schoolhouse, chapel, wine-making, mills, and much, much more.

A must see in Santa Fe this authentic reimagining of a 17th century Spanish Farm with some other interesting structures is a great place for visitors of all ages especially in the Summer when there's events pretty much every weekend. The Wine and the Harvest feasts can be Zooey but worth it

The food was good and prices were reasonable for a nice place with an enjoyable atmosphere. The location outside of the built up areas of the surrounding communities was nice. The service was excellent.

A beautiful location to experience New Mexico history. South of Santa Fe, it's worth the visit. The demonstrations are very interesting.