Tourist Attractions

Adam Schrader

3/5

a year ago

It’s no Detroit Institute of Arts.

DeeAnn Warjinic

5/5

a month ago

A lovely museum with beautiful exhibits. Truly delighted to see some amazing art and have my mother alongside with me this past Thursday, August 5th. We appreciated the variety of art and how someone could truly get lost for days if they are not careful!

Affordable too! One of the best art museums in the state.

Jennifer Joy

5/5

a year ago

Fantastic! Had an amazing time at this museum. The Degas exhibit was beautiful. Definitely get the narrative as it is recorded in an interesting and engaging way. Stories of his life are told through the interaction of Degas and his niece. Besides the Degas exhibit there was the Stampede exhibit which explored animals in art. These peices were some of the most compelling and thought provoking art exhibits I have ever seen. Really unusual. Spent hours in this museum and came out truly impressed.

Jan Dean

5/5

a week ago

Great organization with energetic employees passionate about downtown Denver.

Woody Brown

1/5

3 months ago

Flipping joke duhhhhhhh people all of them. Duhhhhh is giving them credit!!!!

Dale Berndt

5/5

8 months ago

Great atmosphere and cool lights.

Michael Whelan

5/5

a week ago

This was my second time visiting History Colorado Center. I enjoyed the displays more the second time. Extremely educational and lots of fun. The grandsons ages 5 and 8 had a wonderful time. Restrooms, elevator, and a gift shop were all available. Parking is a little difficult, but we survived. Highly recommend a visit to the History Colorado Center.

Jacques Manuel (JM)

5/5

in the last week

There was a lot of info need to be absorbed here. I love reading history and getting to know a new town from hundred years ago to nowadays. My mind got saturated and I enjoyed every piece of this history museum, especially the miner cave part, that’s lots of fun indeed.

Tina A

5/5

a month ago

Truly an Awesome Museum not to be missed on a Denver Visit! Was able to learn so much – at my own speed. Loved the interactive exhibits. History is what it is…many, many Horrible experiences. However, it shows the perseverance of people. But, History needs to be exposed for what it is and WE ALL need to learn from it, so it doesn’t happen again at the expense of others.

Tony Lillie

5/5

a month ago

A truly fascinating experience! If you like period drama or history this is like stepping back in time. The recorded tour is informative and the resident historians are willing to answer questions and provide interesting details. The home’s extensive restoration work has been meticulously documented with restoration stories presented along with historical facts about the home and it’s several residents. I found the whole thing very informative and entertaining. Worth the price of admission!!

Chris Vallowe

3/5

a month ago

This was the second visit I have made to the Molly Brown house, the first time I went they had guided tours which was very interesting and I learned a lot about her and her life. This time I brought my father expecting to have the same experience but they don’t provide guided tours anymore. They do provide a web URL to a recording but it’s not the same and we ultimately didn’t use it after the first recording. I don’t feel we got the same value and definitely didn’t learn nearly as much. Really is a pity they’ve lessened the experience, probably wouldn’t bring anyone else

Larry Shulman

5/5

2 weeks ago

This is a really good example of how a historic home can be preserved & restored. Great self guided tour. Guides were located at strategic locations throughout the house to retell history and great stories. Well worth taking the time to visit this historic home.

Isa

5/5

4 months ago

People are very nice there I was there visiting., They had their picnic day after mass and the Priest and people were awesome. Thank you for making me feel at home. God Bless you.

Chris Cordes

4/5

2 months ago

Great Catholic Church in Downtown Denver. Was in a for a conference and was able to make their 4pm Saturday mass. Church is beautiful. Sounds system/acoustics are not the best, but the church was built prior to sound systems. Overall felt comfortable and welcome.

Angie Hoke

4/5

2 months ago

Beautiful church, great mass, free parking. The only reason I didn’t give up five stars was because of the acoustics.

Dan Perkins

5/5

3 months ago

A remarkable experience! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The museum itself is well organized, structured both chronologically and thematically. The placards provide context and information about the works without influencing your perception of them, which is a fine line to balance. I felt refreshed, relaxed, and energized while reflecting upon the works. The gallery took me about an hour to go through, but one could easily sit with one work alone for an hour and learn so much. I feel so lucky to have such a unique museum in Denver! I highly recommend this experience.

Clifton McDowell

5/5

3 weeks ago

Probably the best art museum I’ve ever seen next to an Andy Warhol exhibit or a Peter Max show. Clean air-conditioned I think the stewards are a little much though feels like they follow you through the exhibit

Elaine Holli

5/5

3 months ago

Clifford Still believed that an artists work should be displayed together to best understand their development and progression. I think he would be happy with the way his work is presented! The first part of the museum follows his work chronologically as he transitions between a more traditional art style to abstract expressionism. Then the second half focuses on specific themes throughout his works. It was a cool blend of the two approaches that I really liked because it really helps you to understand the artist and his work. Also, beautiful museum and large collection (they have 95% of his works).

Heath Capps

5/5

2 months ago

Not a bad seat in the house. Great food around the park. Venue is clean and well maintained. My favorite part is the two rows of purple seats near the top. It symbolizes where there is a mile of elevation. you will enjoy yourself here stop by if you are in town.

N. L.

4/5

2 months ago

If you like your baseball parks large this is a good one for you. It feels big and spacious. It is very nicely done and well kept. Like most newer parks it lacks a little panache and comes off a sterile from time to time. But a great ball experience and good people that were friendly and helpful.

Douglas Berdan

5/5

a month ago

A great venue for a family to watch a ballgame. There is a ton of space if you like to get their early for batting practice in the hopes of snagging a ball or an autograph. There are plenty of hangout options for socializing during the game is that’s your preference. Or, if you’re there simply to watch the game there don’t seem to be any bad seats in the house. Tickets are reasonably priced, the food and beverage options are great, and the setting for baseball is wonderful! You won’t be disappointed, even if you’re a Rockies fan and recognize their current roster won’t be leading to many winning seasons.

Daniel McGee

5/5

in the last week

MCA has been one of my favorite destinations since first moving to Denver. I make it a point to see ever new exhibit. The attendants/docents are knowledgeable and friendly. The museum does a good job of contextualizing even the most experimental installations, making them fun, engaging, and relevant. I have seen visitors of all ages seeming to interact with and enjoy the art. Museum events, parties, teen art workshops, and the rooftop cafe and gift store make this a special museum. Highly recommend

Heidi Kelly Jo

1/5

a year ago

Hard pass. Not even worth the $10 to get in.

Val

5/5

a month ago

Fun, rotating art exhibits, featuring modern but still relatable pieces. I would strongly recommend this place to anyone, particularly if you are not the type who traditionally visits art museums as you will likely be pleasantly surprised. (The only warning I will give is the cafe upstairs is very strongly oriented around alcoholic drinks so I would not not advise coming expecting to get something to eat while there, but luckily the surrounding area is fully of tasty food trucks and cafes if you want to get a meal while out.)

Evgeniia Lapshina

5/5

2 months ago

The collection is great. Highly recommend for all art and design enthusiasts

Caleb Joyce

5/5

8 months ago

Great alt museum that sits in the shadows of the monster next door. Stunning collection of
Kirkland paintings as well as other fine art such as pottery, furniture, and more!!

Aimee Zisner

5/5

9 months ago

This is my favorite museum in town. It showcases many different art forms arranged together in clever ways. Hope they are able to reopen safely soon!

Aung Thu

5/5

a month ago

You need to go with the tour where you will learn few things about Colorado. The best part of tour is going up the base of dome and able to walk around veranda (balcony). View from that spot in amazing. I’ve been to other state Capitol tour and did not have access like this.

Talia Wenger

4/5

2 months ago

We missed the last tour of the day so just walked around on our own. It’s a beautiful building but would have been better to catch the tour and know what we were looking at. The dome was closed so we couldn’t go up and see it, but we did see the attic with some history and facts of Colorado. If you’re in the Capitol Hill area it’s worth checking out, especially if you can grab the tour. We did catch a part of the tour and were able to listen in about the House and what happens there. We stayed about 45min

Clint Hardy

4/5

a month ago

The capital was very pretty. There was not a lot to see, and I am disappointed that there were not tours. I enjoyed getting to see the mile above sea level marker.

David Ford-Coates

3/5

5 months ago

I moved my family to Denver in July 2020. I am a lifelong Christian and was raised in the Episcopal denomination. I have watched many St. John services remotely and mostly like the messages the clergy delivers. It also appears to be a gorgeous cathedral. The reason for giving three stars is this church has not opened its doors to the public / God’s people, since I’ve been here. I am shocked there are still no in person services, other than communion. It is Easter Day 21 and they are doing the service virtually. Not even an attempt to safely bring people back to celebrate the Glory of Jesus in person. Do you believe in God’s love and protection, or not? Do you believe that fellowship is a key pillar of our faith, or not?

Jan Quick

5/5

a month ago

We have many family members interred on Walk of Souls. Beautiful and serene. Wonderful vestry.

trisha

5/5

5 months ago

Beautiful Christening outdoors.
Special time with the wonderful folks at St Johns.

David Presson

5/5

4 weeks ago

We experienced a quiet, peaceful place amid the noise and busyness of the city. The beauty and craftsmanship of the stained glass windows are breathtaking — with imagery leading to adoration and thankfulness. The lovely stonework is so delicate and not gaudy or superfluous — it graces to sanctuary inside and out. The day and hour my wife and I visited was supposedly outside of regular hours, but the helpful security guard kindly offered us entry. He made it clear that the music director was preparing details for a service, so we were instructed to remain quiet. How could we help but take a seat and soak in the lovely organ music wafting in the air. What a gift! What a joy! What a way to worship at the moment!!

Luciano Lobo

5/5

a month ago

Place of peace and joy. Great and beautiful Cathedral. Come and visit this place and be prepared to make a great experience with Jesus and the love he wants to deliver to you. We had a great experience and could not avoid sharing it with you. If there is one thing I know is that His Love is great and is meant for all of us.

Jenne Holmes

5/5

a month ago

Stunning! There is no other word to describe this cathedral. From the three gold adorned doors that welcome worshippers in to to stainglass window that will literally take your breath away.
This ranks as one of the most beautiful cathedrals I’ve had the honor of receiving Mass in.

Mike Sims

4/5

a year ago

Very nice park, but it was filled with alot of homeless people!

Nicole Culpepper

3/5

a year ago

The food trucks in the summer are nice and the flowers are beautiful but with all the homeless and graffiti that have taken over, it’s not worth it.

Kenneth Montoya

3/5

a year ago

Not much to say no tents were up usually homeless people sleep there Im Homeless but at the Denver Coliseum

Keith Gerritsen

5/5

3 weeks ago

A pleasant surprise for our 3 year old next to our hotel. The climb-in-able fire truck cab, real fire poles and toddler room were all hits. She has been conducting toy fire truck rescues at her doll house all week since we were there.

David Rivers

4/5

a month ago

This is a nice museum for small kids. Not too big, quiet and there is an old firetruck the kids can play in and dress up as firefighters. There is stuff for adults as well and a couple of full size fire engines.

rain w

4/5

3 months ago

It was a interesting museum. Its pretty small but has a lot packed inside. Self guided tour with a lot of glass cases with historical memorabilia inside and lot of stairs to see the second floor. Only takes about 15 minutes to see everything and some some neat things to buy to remember the visit.

Bryson McHardy

5/5

in the last week

We’re there for a concert. Beautiful old church with classic old pipe organ. The sound was wonderful.

Margaret Prentice

5/5

8 months ago

A wonderful church community – beautiful music and powerful messages from the pulpit. Oldest church in downtown Denver.

pat booth

5/5

5 months ago

Beautiful church, friendly people.

Chris Calvey

5/5

2 months ago

Awesome local art gallery, definitely worth checking out! It is small, and free to view (suggested donations are welcome), but absolutely underrated compared to some of the bigger and busier Denver museums. A hidden gem for sure.

Izaac Tafoya (SirIzaac)

5/5

2 months ago

Great people, great artist. Exceptionally inclusive. A definite cornerstone for Denver’s artist community.

Sara Gillett

5/5

2 months ago

Great place! Came here with a group to do art and we loved it

Susin Desai

5/5

a month ago

This is a BEAUTIFUL home with all the original items still within the house. It gives a very real view of how many of the aristocrat houses looked back then, as well as a few stories regarding the particular family that lived there. Tickets are only $8 and we’ll worth the cost imo.

Allison Fisher

5/5

2 weeks ago

Our tour guide was so knowledgeable about the family history and items in the house which is beautifully maintained.

Kisa Quanbeck

5/5

4 months ago

I had a wonderful experience touring the museum! Our guide was knowledgeable and passionate about the history of the home. The home itself is beautifully maintained. Learning more about how women have shaped Colorado was inspiring!

CL4P -TP

2/5

2 months ago

Full of homeless and smells like urine and dookie would be better if they cleaned it up abit

Annette M.

3/5

6 months ago

Good place for dog walking, especially by the roads and near the Grant-Humphreys mansion. The lower section can be a bit sketchy at times, but the rest of the park is quite safe and lovely.

Andy Benedict

5/5

5 months ago

Ran into an old friend. There were syringe caps all over this park.

Maura DOHERTY DEMKO

5/5

4 months ago

Such fun to shop here! Great collection of western/ranch clothing. Got my hubby 2 shirts and son a hat! More fun to visit the store than online. Have been shopping here since I moved to Colorado in 1995. A must to visit if you are in Denver. Take some Colorado history and style with you!

nick polise

5/5

a month ago

Great joint in downtown to grab a little belt buckle for your western casual wedding.

Jacki L

5/5

4 months ago

My husband loves their western style shirts. I browse – a little too high priced for me. Not really in to western wear.

zajemail

5/5

a month ago

I had the chance to visit this some years ago, and it was great. I recommend to keep an eye on it for when it goes back for visitors, i recommend you to go. In the visit the y include as a souvenir a token not minted of one dime, nice detail.

Timothy King

5/5

5 months ago

When I was a kid, it used to cost only a penny for your thoughts. But because these guys can’t find the stop button on the printers, it’s costing me upwards of a nickel or dime every I wanna know what’s on someone’s mind.

Chase Fromm (chase fromm – weeaboo)

3/5

a year ago

Have been to this mint before years and years ago when I was 8 years old in 2005. The tour guide was friendly and gift shop staff just as much. The security guard however was extremely aloof and unfriendly when I entered in the building with my ticket in hand, which I ended up going on tour anyway because it was valid (but being aloof over a ticket? Seriously? Low IQ much?). Went on the tour for a while, probably lasted 30 minutes or an hour or two (I don’t really remember how long the tour was but it was pretty long). People touring were nice and the tour was great and the people who ran the building were mainly friendly and professional at their job.