Palace of the Governors Tours

Reviews of Palace of the Governors

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Top Destination
5 - Excellent
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4 - Good
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3 - Okay
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2 - Disappointing
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5/5 - Excellent

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This was our first stop to see the Native American artisans. I wish I had done this 2nd or 3rd so I would have known that their prices were very low and the quality mostly high.

3/5 - Okay

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Not open due to renovations

4/5 - Good

Verified traveler

Lots of local pottery, jewelry and hand made baskets

3/5 - Okay

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museum open but Palace closed for renovations!

2/5 - Disappointing

Verified traveler

It is closed for renovations

2/5 - Disappointing

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It is closed for renovations

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