Buffalo Bill Grave
and Museum - The Museum illustrates the life,
times, and legend of William F. Cody. It includes exhibits about
Buffalo Bill's life and the Wild West shows, Indian artifacts, Western
art and firearms.
Butterfly Pavilion
& Insect Center - Colorado's Butterfly Pavilion and
Insect Center is the only stand alone non-profit insect zoo in the nation.
Casa
Bonita - Casa Bonita offers
great Mexican food plus over 30 attractions including cliff divers,
escaping gorillas, cowboy shootouts, lost caves and caverns, amusement
arcade and more.
Children's Museum
of Denver - At The Children's Museum of Denver
you'll find interactive playscapes where children can touch and explore,
try out roles and pretend to their heart's delight. It's a place where
play is learning. And learning is fun!
Colorado's
Ocean Journey - Self-guided tours through a variety of
exhibits, including the Colorado River Journey, the Indonesian River
Journey, and Sea Otter Cove. Families can also participate in fun-filled
Overnights, Workshops, and Guided Tours.
The Colorado Railroad Museum
- The Colorado Railroad Museum is recognized as one of the best privately supported rail museums in the United States. This "can't miss" site for the rail fans features over 70 historic narrow and standard gauge locomotives and cars exhibited on 15 acres at the foot of North Table Mountain, near Golden, Colorado.
Denver
Art Museum - See one of the finest art collections in
the West. Various hands-on activities for children and families are
scheduled daily. During the summer of 2001, an exhibition drawn from
one of the world's great European painting collections will be on view at
the Denver Art Museum, in addition to other traveling exhibitions and the
permanent collection.
Denver
Botanic Gardens - Enjoy a myriad of gardens
containing collections of plants from all over the world, including
Japan, the Mediterranean, Africa, Spain, France, Australia and the
tropics, among others.
Denver
Center for the Performing Arts - The Denver Center for
the Performing Arts is a showcase for live theatre, a nurturing ground for
new plays, a preferred stop on the Broadway touring circuit, an
award-winning teleproduction facility, a national training school for
actors and the site of some of this country's most innovative voice
research.
Denver
Firefighters Museum - The Denver Firefighters Museum
houses an extensive archive of old photographs, documents, certificates,
journals and news stories about early Denver and the development of
firefighting technology. It is dedicated to the preservation of Station
No. 1, and the collection and display of firefighting equipment and
memorabilia. This is a "hands on" living museum. You can lean
inside for a look at the dashboard controls, try on a firefighter's
helmet, and imagine that you are driving a team of horses.
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Denver Museum of Nature
and Science - The Denver Museum of Nature and Science
features a planetarium, IMAX Theater, a shop, and numerous exhibits.
Denver Zoo - The
Denver zoo houses more than 4,000 animals representing nearly 685 species - 157 of which are threatened or endangered. The Denver
Zoo’s animal collection is the 7th most diverse in the
United States and represents animals from North and South America, Asia,
Africa and Europe.
Heritage Square
Alpine Action - Colorado's Best Alpine Slide, the only
70-foot licensed Bungee Tower, and a heated Water Slide.
Lakeside Amusement Park
- A great variety of amusement park rides awaits you at
Lakeside. There are rides for every level of excitement and adventure.
The park features a World-Famous Cyclone Roller Coaster, a coal
burning miniature steam train that will whisk you around the park and lake,
15 rides just for kiddies in Kiddie's Playland, 40 rides, picnic areas and
lots more.
Molly
Brown House Museum - Experience the Home of the Heroine
of the Titanic. The Molly Brown House Museum has become a major tourist
attraction in the state. Each year approximately 40,000 people visit the
house to learn about the lifestyle enjoyed by Victorian Denver's
upper-middle class and gain a glimpse into the life of Denver's unsinkable
lady. Family activities and gift shop.
Elitch Gardens -
Elitch Gardens
features more than 100 rides, shows, and attractions including a water
park.
Tiny
Town Railroad - The Oldest Kid Sized Village and Railroad
in USA. Unique one-sixth-sized town with over 100 colorful buildings.
Enchanting train ride powered by authentic steam locomotive, neslted
in scenic mountain canyon 30 miles from Denver.
United
States Mint - The Denver Mint produces coins for general
circulation, commemorative coins and miniature medals. It's also the only
other mint besides Philadelphia that gives tours. Free, 20-minute tours let
the public view the pressing of coins from start to finish. The gift shop
also has collectibles, toys, games and clothing.
Water
World - America’s largest family waterpark with
over 40 aquatic attractions on 64 beautifully landscaped acres just
minutes from downtown Denver.
Arvada
Center - The Arvada Center is proud to offer award-winning, professional regional theater (both plays and musicals); Denver’s best children’s theater; a wide variety of concerts; classical and contemporary dance performances; nationally recognized gallery exhibitions; a history museum; over 600 arts and humanities classes each year for students of all ages; and a banquet and conference facility.
Astor House Museum
- Located in historic downtown Golden, Colorado, the Astor
House Museum and Clear Creek History Park offer a unique look back in time
of Colorado life in the late 1800s.
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