Top most things to do in Denver

 

An American city from the Old West era is Denver, which serves as the state capital of Colorado. There are a tonne of the best things to do in Denver for every kind of traveler, including hip neighborhoods, centuries of history, and world-class art. For ski resorts in the surrounding Rocky Mountains, Denver serves as a starting point.

You can book a cheap flight ticket to Denver and enjoy your vacation here!

 

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre Denver

A Red Rocks concert that changed my life has been the highlight of many summers. The moon rising above Denver as Neil Young begins to play "Harvest Moon" is an image you won't soon forget. Or perhaps a mountain breeze carries a Widespread Panic song's riff over sandstone walls and into the night-time sky. 

For example, James Taylor might sing, "I've seen rain and I've seen fire," while grinning. Another park that belongs to the city of Denver is Red Rocks. Visitors are welcome from an hour before sunrise until an hour after sundown. Your heart will beat faster just by being here, but if that isn't enough, think about trekking Red Rocks Trail, Trading Post Trail, or both.

Denver Museum of Nature & Science

In Denver, Colorado, there is a city-run natural history and science museum called the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. In the Rocky Mountain area, it serves as a resource for informal science education. Visitors to museums can learn about the natural history of Colorado, Earth, and the universe through a range of exhibitions, programmers, and activities.

Denver Zoo 

In City Park, the Denver Zoo opened its doors in 1896 with just one bear. Today, the campus spans eighty acres. One of Colorado's most popular cultural attractions, the zoo receives more than 2 million people annually. The lovely urban field station that is our 84-acre campus is home to more than 3,000 amazing wild animals who act as ambassadors for their wild counterparts around the globe.

Air & Space Museum Denver

United States city of Denver, Colorado, is home to the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum. In its collections, archives, and research library, the museum keeps the history of Lowry AFB's operations from 1938 until 1994.