Consisting of 27 radio telescopes linked together, the VLA is one of the most sensitive astronomical observation tools available to modern science. The VLA was built in the middle of the New Mexico desert to minimize outside radio interference, but the facility offers a full visitor's center and guided tours by the operational staff.

You might not think of minerals as terribly diverse objects, but you'll see over two thousand specimens here, all from New Mexico. You'll also see some specimens from just outside New Mexico, as well as mining memorabilia.

A vast landscape in the heart of New Mexico, Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge supports four major ecological habitats, encompasses two mountain ranges, and contains stretches of the largest river in the state. The Refuge is unforgettable in its magnitude and austere beauty but is most significant...

The Harvey House Museum is one of the few places where you can learn about America’s first chain of restaurants. Inside you can find hundreds of memorabilia pertaining to the Harvey House and the Santa Fe Railway in Belen, New Mexico.