Taos Museums
The museums in Taos, New Mexico reflect the fascinating history of this place and we have some suggestions to get you started exploring what they have to offer. First check out the Taos Art Museum with its eclectic architecture on the outside and its art exhibits inside. What is a retablos? Find out when you visit the Harwood Museum of Art. The Millicent Rogers Museum displays Southwestern art including paintings, jewelry, and pottery. If it's history that interests you, the Kit Carson Home and Museum and Governor Bent House Museum both provide insights to life in the 1800's. The architecture of Spanish colonial times is reflected in La Hacienda de los Martinez. So, look at the suggestions below and visit a Taos museum.Taos Museums
La Hacienda de los Martinez
This 21-room Southwestern style hacienda was built in the year 1804 and provides a unique glance of how life was lived back then. Come see a bit of history and visit one of New Mexico's most important buildings, a place that was the last stop of the famous Camino Real road.
This 21-room Southwestern style hacienda was built in the year 1804 and provides a unique glance of how life was lived back then. Come see a bit of history and visit one of New Mexico's most important buildings, a place that was the last stop of the famous Camino Real road.
E.L. Blumenschein Home and Museum
Ever wonder how Taos became such a popular location for the art community? If so you'll want to visit this museum that was once home to Blumenschein. This artist once helped establish the Taos Society of Artists, a group whose art work reflects the culture and beauty of Taos, NM.
Ever wonder how Taos became such a popular location for the art community? If so you'll want to visit this museum that was once home to Blumenschein. This artist once helped establish the Taos Society of Artists, a group whose art work reflects the culture and beauty of Taos, NM.