Sunshine Pharm is thrilled to call Albuquerque our home. New Mexico’s largest city is situated at the foot of the Sandia Mountains, nestled into the Rio Grande Valley, and appreciated by millions of visitors every year. From Old Town Albuquerque, dating back to the Spanish colony founded in 1706, to modern Downtown, with an abundance of museums, shops, and stunning landscapes, there’s something to delight every traveler and local alike.

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For your trip to Albuquerque, make sure to stop in and see us. Family-owned and operated, Sunshine Pharm is one of the only seed-to-sale recreational dispensaries in the area. Our grow production happens right out back, and every stage of the cultivation process is fulfilled under one roof. You’ll love our incredible array of smokable flower, displayed and sold in glass mason jars. You definitely won’t want to miss our out-of-this-world edibles, extracts, pre-rolls, vapes, and more.

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We look forward to getting to know you and are always happy to share our knowledge of both cannabis and the local area. Here are a few of our favorite nearby destinations:

• Petroglyph National Monument is a natural, volcanic rock slope that shapes the city’s western vista. Featuring more than 20,000 prehistoric carvings, the boulders make up one of the largest petroglyph sites in North America and offer an incredible representation of those who traveled through and lived in the Rio Grande Valley.
• The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History includes three permanent exhibits dedicated to the art and artifacts of the American Southwest. Conquistador armoire, weavings, early maps and an amazing collection portrays colonial life in New Mexico. A range of changing exhibits offer art from across the globe.
• The International Balloon Fiesta happens every October, draws spectators from all over and is the largest balloon festival in the world. Every morning, for five straight days, over 500 hot air balloons in a rainbow of colors rise above the city and soar across the blue sky.
• San Felipe de Neri Church dates back to 1793. Located on the northside of Old Town Plaza, this historic Catholic Church is one of the oldest buildings in Albuquerque and the only structure in Old Town constructed during the Spanish colonial period. A rectory, a convent, a school and a small museum displaying religious art and artifacts are open to the public.
• Stretching from the northeast border of Albuquerque to the Sandia Mountains cresline, Sandia peak Tramway offers a 2.7 mile ride and stunning views of the city, deep canyons and incredible landscape of the mountains within the Cibola National Forest. The longest aerial tramway in the US, it takes you to an observation deck at Sandia Peak for panoramic views and offers exceptional hiking and biking trails.