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Come experience the unique village of Madrid!
Travel the scenic Turquoise Trail and experience the village of Madrid nestled in a narrow canyon in the Ortiz Mountains. Once a historic coal mining town and ghost town, Madrid is now a creative community with over 40 shops and galleries, several restaurants, a spa and museum. A couple miles north is the quaint village Cerrillos that includes a state park with hiking paths and horseback riding.
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See What Madrid Has To Offer
Located on the Scenic Turquoise Trail (State Highway 14) between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, Madrid has evolved into a bustling mountain community of some 300 people. View Interactive Map »
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Johnsons of Madrid
The first gallery opened in Madrid since the mining days. Features works from the region from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The Johnsons are located directly…
Gypsy West Astrology & Tarot
Tarot ·Sabian Symbols ·Shamanic Astrology by Silvianne K. Delmars. Please call or email for an appointment. .
Conley Studio Pottery
Lisa's Conley's pottery as well as works from a number of regional artists are offered. On the East side of Hwy 14 near the middle of town. Open mostly…
Oscar Huber Memorial Ballpark
Several events throughout the year, including outdoor Music Festivals, Gypsy Festival, Softball games and parades.
Old Boarding House Mercantile
Authentic general store brimming with history. Groceries. Baked goods fresh from the oven. Delicious just-brewed coffee, Drinks, Ice cream, Souvenirs.…
Upcoming Event
The Resurrection of Madrid’s Old Coal Town Museum!
April 5, 2012The Old Coal Town Museum is undergoing big changes and will reopen in April 2012 with many new exhibits that tell stories of the past in Madrid. New exhibits will include the Madrid Christmas Exhibit- telling of our past history that even inspired Walt Disney! The Madrid Miners Baseball Team with interesting connections to the Chicago White Sox, A Ghost Town exhibit, The Madrid ballpark, the first lighted ballpark in New Mexico and possibly North America!
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