Denver is an artsy, dreamy city full of vibrations and stories to share. The city blends its livestock, mining and gambling past with fanciful arts scenes and distinct neighborhoods, each tells its own story. It offers a unique experience, breathtaking views and a crisp mountain air from the Rockies.
Downtown Denver
Geometric shapes reflect the indigenous nature of the city
The Denver Art Museum, the museum that is embedded in the lives and a history of a city. It looks like a rock chipped off the Rockies. A whole new world of angles, shapes and proportions takes you to a new level of art experience.
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| Denver Art Museum |
Here are some great examples of art without walls
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| The Big Blue Bear at Colorado Convention Center |
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| Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver |
A mile-long 16th Street Mall
Take a stroll down the 16th street to see public art installations and the Thomas Heatherwick's cool Spun Chairs.
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| Street Piano: Play Me |
Larimer Square, the city’s oldest neighborhood features landmark restaurants, boutiques and buildings.
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| Larimer Square |
Rocky Mountains
The Rocky Mountains are only 12 miles west of the city with the roads open year-round and a wealth of wildlife observed right out of the car window.
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| On the road to the Rocky Mountain National Park |
Somewhere between 5500 ft. and 11500 ft.
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| High-Altitude Orchard |
The Rockies are the home to a wealth of wildlife: moose, elk, deer, wolf, mountain lion, black bear just to name a few.
With golden aspens and massive wilderness, this place is paradise.
Garden of the Gods, a public park of
red rock formations in Colorado Springs.
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| Garden of the Gods |
Georgetown is a small, family friendly Victorian style town.
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| Historic Downtown |
Enjoy the view over Clear Creak Valley with the Georgetown Loop Railroad.
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| Idaho Springs |
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