What to see and do in Denver
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
Probably the most unique concert hall in the world, Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre is an open-air venue built into a rock face in Morrison’s Red Rocks Park. The rock-shielded stage has been frequented by stars such as The Beatles and provides amazing acoustics for both musicians and audiences.
Coors Field
Coors Field is the home of the Colorado Rockies baseball team. Located in the heart of Denver, behind-the-scenes tours are available, while you can catch a game from March to October.
Denver Botanic Gardens
Walk through 24 acres of manicured garden landscapes and marvel at international and American flora and fauna at Denver Botanic Gardens. Enjoy a relaxing stroll around the Shofu-en Japanese Garden and see arid-adapted cacti in the Dryland Mesa part of the complex.
Denver’s best hotels
Hyatt Regency Denver
If you’re visiting the city for an event at the Colorado Convention Center, the nearby Hyatt Regency, Denver, is the perfect accommodation for you. Enjoy the energetic Downtown area and views of the Rocky Mountains from the hotel’s 27th-floor Peaks Lounge.
The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa
Welcoming guests since 1892, the opulent Brown Palace Hotel and Spa invites Denver’s visitors to enjoy their 241 rooms and signature suites. Stay here and you’ll have the choice of six restaurants and bars, serving world-class food in a beautiful setting.
Hilton Denver City Center
Relax in the heart of Denver’s bustling city center with a stay at the Hilton. Valet parking is available so you can leave your rental car in safe hands and explore the nearby 16th Street Shopping Mall, to experience true Denver life during your stay.
Denver’s best places to eat
Root Down
With a vegetarian menu using sustainably sourced ingredients, Root Down perfectly mixes local produce and big-time flavors. Each dish is served in a unique way and their tofu paneer will have your mouth watering before you even take a bite.
Snooze an A.M. Eatery
Breakfast and brunch never tasted better in Denver, with Snooze an A.M. Eatery and its delicious American-style menu. Enjoy pancakes with a collection of scrumptious toppings, breakfast burritos with flavorful fillings, and hearty brunch sandwiches when you visit.
Sam’s No. 3
Found in the heart of Denver’s business district, Sam’s No. 3 has become a staple of the city’s restaurant scene. It serves delicious breakfasts, including salmon and bacon Benedict, burritos and mouth-watering main courses – try a burger from their huge menu.
Denver’s best day trips
Rocky Mountain National Park
Experience Colorado’s most famous landmarks, the Rocky Mountains, when you take a two-hour drive – depending on traffic – to visit them. With more than 415 square miles of mountainous landscapes to enjoy, your rental car will come into its own as you drive past incredible views along Trail Ridge Road.
Colorado Springs
Head 90 minutes south via I-25 to visit Colorado Springs, one of the most desirable locations in the world. Explore Red Rock Canyon Open Space, with breathtaking hiking trails, or the stark landscapes of the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center.
Roosevelt National Forest
Found just over two hours’ drive northwest of the city, Roosevelt National Forest is one of the best-preserved areas of wilderness in Colorado. Explore scenic rivers, including the Cache la Poudre, relaxing hiking trails and challenging biking routes, throughout the forest.
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