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Although considered by the less informed as merely a stopover to nearby Santa Fe and Taos, Albuquerque is a charming place with an appealing character and a history that blends Hispanic, American and Native cultures. With its distinctive architecture and local art, visitors will find much of interest should they care to take a break here. Not only will they find accommodation inexpensive and comfortable, but also that Albuquerque is a great place to set up base with its close proximity to deserts, mountains and fascinating Native American sites.
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 Greyhound Buses operate from the Albuquerque Bus Transportation Center traveling throughout Mexico, and there are daily train schedules that accommodate trips to Kansas City, Chicago, Flagstaff, Arizona, and Los Angeles. Most of the major car rental agencies have premises at the airport.
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Albuquerque International Airport does not have international flights, and is served by Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, and America West for all national destinations, and Mesa Air and Rio Grande Air serve neighbouring cities and states.
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