Incredible place filled with history in a starkly beautiful setting. Take the tour and behave yourself, you aren’t just in someone’s home but on ancient sacred ground.

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE. Really a lovelly place to see mud architecture and unique culture . Sample its baked bread , pricy but quite good.

A UNESCO world heritage site and steep admission $16. Venture if you'd like to see merchants making their crafts. Enjoy the guided tours and the surrounding beauty. Bring comfortable closed shoes .

Beautiful architecture , great deals on art & jewelry because you're usually buying directly from the artist or their relative. The tours are very informative & give a perspective we lack in US history

Really enjoyed our visit to Taos pueblo and shopping for jewelry and pottery. You get to meet the artisans and the pueblo people and the prices were excellent.

Go on the guided tour . On mine an old lady asked a ton of inappropriate questions but our guide, Bringing Flowers , took it like a champ and helped us all learn a lot.

I enjoyed the small tour . Meeting the residents was awesome!

Wonderful historic and cultural site! The tours are really great and informative!

Many pueblo art pieces for sale and the price is pretty reasonable

Take advantage of knowledgeable native tour guides. Be respectful of the people who live here.

Interesting, but I'm not sure the $16 admission fee is worth the 20 minute guided tour .

The sacred Tiwa Taco's with sacred fry bread are delicious. They'd better be, for a sacred 8 dollars.

Staff is very impolite. Place is not nearly as interesting as the tourist info makes it sound. I suggest you pass. We did.

Definitely a MUST-SEE in Taos!!!

A UNESCO World Heritage Site ! Very interesting culture .

Interesting place, please be respectful folks.

A must see in Taos

Closed until the end of April. Check the website for opening dates.

I didn't think it was that interesting. Besides, the guide was not that enthusiastic and depressive.

Oldest inhabited place on this continent!

Don't even think about paying a ridiculous $6 (+ tax) for taking pictures with your cell phone. Just take pictures anyway.