Coronado Historical Site

Coronado Historic Site

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(252) · Historical landmark in Bernalillo, United States
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Coronado Historic Site is the Tiwa pueblo of Kuaua and a historic site that is part of the State-governed Museum of New Mexico system. It is located along …

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Mar 26, 2024
There is a lot here including some rare murals taken from a ceremonial building. The murals are faded but show a lot about the culture. Not sure Coronado was here but well worth a stop.Full review by advisorj
Mar 11, 2024
Despite the docent being out sick and not being able to climb into the kiva, we had a wonderful time. It was so interesting, after seeing petroglyphs in the morning, to then see so many of the same s…Full review by Vacationer556551
May 27, 2023
Had such a great experience here on guided tour with volunteer, Margaret, who was so passionate about the site and Native American culture. We passed this site by many times because of the name, but…Full review by ALISON W
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Facts

Area:5.7 acres (2.3 ha)
Construction completed:1939
Architect:John Gaw Meem
Architectural style:Pueblo

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Does the little gift shop sell handmade stuff?
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Yes it does. It's a nice little gift shop. The items they have are tourist oriented. But there are some handmade items.
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How much time is needed to visit the site? Do you have a may a guide? Or just give a tip?
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There was no extra charge for the tour. The $3 entrance fee was our only cost. We were there about 2 1/2 hours. You could stay longer if you wish.
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is there a campground near here
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I googled 'campsites in Bernallilo' and three came up. Check the reviews out for yourself. Depending on your previous day or the next day planned (the historic site won't take a full day to …
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I googled 'campsites in Bernallilo' and three came up. Check the reviews out for yourself. Depending on your previous day or the next day planned (the historic site won't take a full day to tour), I would recommend staying in the national forest either in Jemez Springs, Santa Fe, or on the backside of the Sandia mountains -- all beautiful locations nestled in the trees. Enjoy!
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