Attractions near Downtown Denver
When most people think of Denver, Colorado, they think of a city a mile high in the sky, offering superb beauty and a slower pace of life. Those who can handle the cold winters often relocate to Denver after a few visits. Others visit the Denver area strictly for the skiing and snowboarding in the winter. While they are feeding their passion, they’re also missing out on some great attractions Denver has to offer. Not as many people visit Denver in the summer, which is a shame considering all it has to offer. Downtown Denver offers a lot in any season, but is even better in the warmer months.
One of the most popular attractions in Downtown Denver is Larimer Square. In this exuberant area of the city, you will have an opportunity to walk around and find history, comedy, shopping, and dining. It’s similar to Midtown Manhattan, but much smaller, and with much smaller crowds.
If you want to start your trip off by getting to know Denver, consider taking the Denver Microbrew Tour. This tour is approximately two hours and will provide an opportunity to sample over 10 beers. This is by far the most enjoyable way to learn about Denver (and its beer). Having all those samplings will also help take the edge off. It’s easy for people to get to know others on this tour.
The Spa at The Brown Place in Denver is where one goes for the ultimate in relaxation. This is an unforgettable experience, and it’s just as much for men as it is for women, making it the perfect destination for couples. Expect to find natural spring water, a hydrotherapy tub, Swiss showers, and steam rooms with aromatherapy. This destination alone will make your trip to Denver worthwhile.
The Denver Center for Performing Arts is a unique way to experience a Broadway show. Not only are Broadway performers traveling to Denver, but you will be able to take a backstage tour where you can meet many of the actors and actresses. There are even acting classes available. If you appreciate theater, this is a must see.
One of the most beautiful baseball parks in MLB is Coors Field. In case you don’t know, this is where the Rockies play. Due to the elevation, it’s also a place where you should expect to see baseballs flying out of the stadium left and right. Just be sure to go in the summer. Otherwise, dress for winter.
Other great attractions in the Downtown Denver area include the Denver Art Museum, Tattered Covered Bookstore, and Lakeside Amusement Park.