Billie Frank is a freelance travel, food and feature writer based in Santa Fe New Mexico. Her blog, Santa Fe Travelers, is a treasure trove of information on the oldest capital city in the USA. Billie is also co-owner of The Santa Fe Traveler, a trip-planning and tour business.
Billie knows a lot about:
Don't leave Santa Fe without trying New Mexican cuisine; seeing the oldest buildings in the USA; scoring that great piece of silver & turquoise jewelry.
Want to dine where the locals go? Head off the beaten path for Cafe Fina. This casual eatery offers contemporary takes on comfort food with a New Mexico flair. Brunch is served daily, and they're open for dinner...
Want to see Grand Canyon and enjoy the ride? Head for Williams, Ariz., and board Grand Canyon Railway. The vintage train offers a carefree way to get to this natural wonder. Return the same day or book a room at...
Cheese enthusiasts love Cheesemongers of Santa Fe, loaded with artisanal cheeses from both the old and new worlds. The bright, airy shop carries an intriguing selection of cheeses from producers you’ve...
Santa Fe’s nightlife got exponentially better with the arrival of Skylight on the scene in July 2014. The hip, trendy club offers a place to go and literally dance the night away. In addition to two dance...
If you’re a fan of the off-beat, put the Tinkertown Museum on your Santa Fe itinerary. This hobbit-like land, inhabited by miniature people, will delight children of all ages. Push the buttons at the Wild...
The best things in life may not be free, but some of the best things in Santa Fe are. Each summer the historic Plaza hosts annual events such as Indian and Spanish Markets as well as Santa Fe Bandstand concerts...
