Madrid new mexico

Have you ever visited Madrid, New Mexico during the holiday season? This New Mexico Christmas town comes alive with twinkling lights.

Madrid is a quirky and eclectic town situated on the historic Turquoise Trail, about a 45-minute drive to the south of Santa Fe. A former mining town, Madrid was reborn in the 70s and 80s as an art colony full of galleries, shops, and historic charm. Madrid makes an excellent day trip if you’re look

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Madrid, known initially as “Coal Gulch,” sits on thirty square miles of hard and soft coal. Cerrillos Coal Company began mining around 1835.

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Here’s what to do while you’re in fun and funky Madrid, New Mexico, plus the town’s must-try green chile burger and the cutest accommodations.