Things To Do

Denver Attraction Passes

Check this out for a better value if you want to go to more than one 'Denver Attraction' on the list below.

Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus

Elitch Gardens

Denver Art Museum

Meow Wolf Denver | Convergence Station

Butterfly Pavilion

RiNo Art District

RiNo (River North) is a Denver neighborhood that is a bit of a 'hot spot'. Specialty businesses, beer gardens, and murals on almost ever corner, it is a great place to walk around and grab a bougie lunch.

Highlands Square

I'm not gonna lie, I hate driving, and parking, in the Highlands, but once you get out of the car, the Highlands is a trendy Denver neighborhood with lots of cute shops and less of the shady Denver vibes. Here is a second website explaining the area: https://www.denver.org/neighborhoods/highlands/

Denver Zoo

Denver Botanic Gardens

Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre

Film on the Rocks, Yoga on the Rocks, and music -- Red Rocks is a beautiful spot to visit even if you aren't catching a show!

The Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave

Lookout Mountain is a spot with a fairly easy hikes and located near the city.

Pearl Street Mall

Greeley Stampede

Date: Thursday – Tuesday | June 26 – July 7, 2024 About: The 103rd annual Stampede features a PRCA rodeo, live country music, monster trucks, a demolition derby, carnival, roller derby, fireworks, and one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation.

Colorado Renaissance Festival

The Renaissance Festival is held over 8 weekends in June, July, and August with medieval events for all ages. It’s held from 10 am until 6:30 pm each day, rain or shine. Parking is free and no pets are allowed.