Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe

A truly hidden gem in Old Town, I was shocked when I finally came across this tiny, lovingly adorned chapel for the first time, some 20 years after moving to this state. It was during an Albuquerque Food Tour (https://www.foodtournewmexico.com/albuquerque) which I definitely recommend, because they highlight a number of super unique aspects of the Plaza and, well, the food and margaritas certainly don't hurt. You'll find chapels like this one all over the state, many of them hundreds of years old, these places of worship are some of my favorite aspects of New Mexican culture, even if I'm just an observer. This one won't disappoint. Just two tiny rooms -- arguably just one -- candles are always lit, donations and personal effects surround you, and the Sacred Abides. Definitely check this out after your visit to the Cottonwood Madonna.

We had a small wedding service here a few days ago. It was perfect and exactly what we were looking for. A small and rustic chapel in a cool part of town. Booking was simple, prices were great and everyone was very helpful and polite. Id highly recommend this chapel of you're looking for a place to have a small service! It was nice having family and close friends and filling the chapel up. Much better than having a small service in a large church and having an empty building haha.