your5best | ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO Downtown Drone Video Tour @freshishealthy | Uploaded January 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Albuquerque, New Mexico is an incredible city full of culture, heart, and people with a bright vision for their future. Downtown Albuquerque is divided into six districts, each with unique signage, foliage, and iconic images. [1] Courthouse District is in the north (Marble Ave to 7th Street) and home to the Pete V. Domenici U.S. Courthouse, Bernalillo County Courthouse, and Bernalillo County Metropolitan Courthouse. [2] Warehouse District (2nd to railroad tracks) features the Old Santa Fe Railroad Freight House and is full of railroad area warehouses. [3] Plaza District (7th to Roma) is the epicenter, filled with some of the city's most iconic sites, like the Albuquerque Convention Center, Compass Bank Building, Albuquerque Petroleum Building, Civic Plaza, and Bernalillo County Library. [4] Entertainment District (Central to First Street) offers Albuquerque's most historic buildings and a rich quality of shopping, dining, nightlife, and arts, like the KiMo Theater. [5] Transportation District (Central to 1st Street) is home to the Alvarado Transportation Center, a multi-transit hub hosting Amtrak and other major transportation companies. [6] Casa District is the southernmost area (Gold to 10th Street) with the PNM Building, Alvarado Square, and largest residential towers in New Mexico.
Click here to see our Albuquerque landmarks drone video: youtu.be/HNawXk1cQ6s
Albuquerque, New Mexico is an incredible city full of culture, heart, and people with a bright vision for their future. Downtown Albuquerque is divided into six districts, each with unique signage, foliage, and iconic images. [1] Courthouse District is in the north (Marble Ave to 7th Street) and home to the Pete V. Domenici U.S. Courthouse, Bernalillo County Courthouse, and Bernalillo County Metropolitan Courthouse. [2] Warehouse District (2nd to railroad tracks) features the Old Santa Fe Railroad Freight House and is full of railroad area warehouses. [3] Plaza District (7th to Roma) is the epicenter, filled with some of the city's most iconic sites, like the Albuquerque Convention Center, Compass Bank Building, Albuquerque Petroleum Building, Civic Plaza, and Bernalillo County Library. [4] Entertainment District (Central to First Street) offers Albuquerque's most historic buildings and a rich quality of shopping, dining, nightlife, and arts, like the KiMo Theater. [5] Transportation District (Central to 1st Street) is home to the Alvarado Transportation Center, a multi-transit hub hosting Amtrak and other major transportation companies. [6] Casa District is the southernmost area (Gold to 10th Street) with the PNM Building, Alvarado Square, and largest residential towers in New Mexico.
Click here to see our Albuquerque landmarks drone video: youtu.be/HNawXk1cQ6s
