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If you are visiting Albuquerque within 12 days of your request for an Official Albuquerque Visitors Guide, please understand that we cannot guarantee that the guide will get to you before you leave. Once in town, the Visitors Guideisavailable at ourinformation centers,located in the baggage claim area of the Albuquerque International Sunport andin Old Town. Many Albuquerque hotels also have the Official Visitors Guideavailable.

Note: We do not ship guides to the greater Albuquerque area. Please visit one of our information centers in Old Town or at the airport to obtain a guide.

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If you are an AAA office that is seeking a large quantity of our guides, please contact us at guiderequests@visitabq.org or 505-222-4357.

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FAQs

How many visitors does Albuquerque get a year? ›

Tourism is one of the nation's leading industries. And it makes an impact here in Albuquerque too: 6.2 million visitors come to Albuquerque each year, generating $69 million in local taxes.

Why do people visit Albuquerque New Mexico? ›

Whether exploring the city's cultural landmarks, immersing yourself in the arts scene, or savoring the flavors of New Mexican cuisine, Albuquerque is a destination that captures the spirit of the Southwest with every step.

Why are so many people moving to Albuquerque? ›

New Mexico attracts new residents from all over the country thanks to the beautiful landscape and 310 days of sun each year. The state's rich history, plentiful outdoor recreational activities, and great quality of life are all reasons why people are choosing to move to Albuquerque, New Mexico.

What percent of Albuquerque is white? ›

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RacePopulationPercentage (of total)
White341,18660.65%
Two or more races102,07118.14%
Other race56,41410.03%
Native American27,0634.81%
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Is there a lot of Mexicans in Albuquerque? ›

In 2022, there were 1.57 times more White (Non-Hispanic) residents (208k people) in Albuquerque, NM than any other race or ethnicity. There were 133k White (Hispanic) and 83.9k Two+ (Hispanic) residents, the second and third most common ethnic groups. 49.8% of the people in Albuquerque, NM are hispanic (280k people).

What is the nicest city to live in New Mexico? ›

Best Places to Live in New Mexico
#CityCommunity Well-Being Score
1.Los Alamos75/100
2.Rio Rancho49/100
3.Roswell49/100
4.Corrales49/100
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What is the best area of Albuquerque to live in? ›

Best Neighborhoods in Albuquerque for Families
  • Glenwood Hills.
  • Huning Castle.
  • Nob Hill.
  • North Albuquerque Acres.
  • Ventana Ranch.
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Why is Albuquerque so cheap? ›

Along with low property taxes, state income tax is 31% lower than the national average, making Albuquerque an affordable place to live. As with any city, some areas are more cost-effective than others, but fortunately, a variety of safe, affordable neighborhoods in ABQ are available to choose from.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Albuquerque? ›

To comfortably live in a one-bedroom apartment in Albuquerque, you should earn at least $43,200 a year.

Is it better to live in Albuquerque or Santa Fe? ›

Albuquerque has a lower unemployment rate than Santa Fe and the national average. And the average salary in Albuquerque is $7,000 more than in Santa Fe. But Santa Fe has a higher average hourly rate than Albuquerque. Both cities have a mixture of top employers in the government and the public sectors.

What is the vibe of Albuquerque? ›

Albuquerque is a vibrant and diverse city. Residents love the warm climate, low cost of living, gorgeous sunshine, unique cuisine, and endless cultural attractions.

Is Albuquerque the most populated city? ›

Albuquerque (/ˈælbəkɜːrki/ AL-bə-kur-kee; Spanish: [alβuˈkeɾke]), also known as ABQ, Burque, and the Duke City, is the most populous city in the U.S. state of New Mexico.

How fast is Albuquerque growing? ›

FACTS ABOUT ALBUQUERQUE

New Mexico's largest city, the Albuquerque Metro area has over 908,200 residents and is growing at a steady pace of 1 to 2 percent a year.

Is Albuquerque population growing? ›

The current metro area population of Albuquerque in 2024 is 967,000, a 1.26% increase from 2023. The metro area population of Albuquerque in 2023 was 955,000, a 1.38% increase from 2022. The metro area population of Albuquerque in 2022 was 942,000, a 1.4% increase from 2021.

Why did Albuquerque become the fastest growing city in the US? ›

Albuquerque has a unique sense of place that you can feel the minute you enter city limits. With the dramatic Sandia Mountains to the east, volcanos to the west and vast blue skies above framing the city you can understand why Albuquerque's growth rate has exceeded the national average for decades.

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