Top Rated Attractions in Gallup

St. Michaels Historical Museum was founded based on a story about friars coming to the city in the late 17th Century.

El Morro Theatre is a 1926, Spanish Colonial Revival theater. It was renovated in 1991 and 2006 and features plush seating, a mezzanine and a special dining zone with stage views. Owned by the city of Gallup, it is not only used for movies but for music, dance, drama and other cultural activities.

Visit the Navajo Nation Museum with family or friends to discover the culture and the traditions of the local Navajo people, who were the early inhabitants of the region. The establishment consists of a museum, library and a research center. The collection in the museum consists of exhibits like over 40,000 photographs, garments, jewelry, earthenware and other memorabilia. You can also purchase an item at the museum shop as a remembrance of your visit.

The Navajo Nation Zoo & Botanical Park is a popular tourist spot because it is a great representation of the natural wild life in the city. There are large animal enclosures of local cougars and bears are a popular favorite. Do call for details.

Gallup Cultural Center is all about showcasing Native American culture and American history. Here you will be presented with the old train station, art exhibits, paintings, handcrafted articles and a lot more. The exhibits available here provide great information about the olden life. The gallery is a must visit for history buffs and art lovers.

Surrounded by beautiful red cliffs, the Red Rock Park is a camping ground and entertainment space in Garland. Equipped with a number of amenities and offering a stunning view of the wilderness around, enjoy a family camping trip or a day picnic here. The park also features the Red Rock Arena and a convention center and plays host to numerous local events around the year, including annual rodeos.