If you're a fan of western films like The Cheyenne Social Club, Young Guns II, Chisum and Wishbone's Dog Days of the West, then you will find Eaves Movie Ranch looking like a familiar place. Originally a part of the ranch belonging to New Mexico-businessman J.W.Eaves, this plot began to be used as a film production set since the 1960s. Empire television series was the first production to be shot on this set, and since then this picturesque place has been attracting various film makers. Guests are welcome to take a look around this beautiful set.
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Burro Alley
Some of the most upscale places to shop and dine in Santa Fe are in this old part of town. Canyon Road was once a residential area for early Spanish settlers. Artists flocked to the area from all over the world in the 1920s, transforming the residences into shops and galleries. Today this two-mile stretch of road is lined on both sides with upscale art galleries, clothing stores, and restaurants. The narrow street does not accommodate a lot of parking spaces, so be prepared to walk.
