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Denver Zoo

The Denver Zoo has more than 3, 500 animals which represent about 600 species. In this zoo you will experience polar ice caps, a tropical forest, the African savanna and a jungle all in the same day. There is a exhibit called the indoor "Tropical Discovery" where you can see sloths, tree frogs, and a moray eel.  

Water World
 

Water World is a fun filled water park. It has steep slippery slide, raft rides down the "Lazy River", and even shallow water slides for the younger kids. There are different places to purchase food at the park but you can also bring your own picnic.

Washington Park
 

This park is 155 acres and is home to two formal gardens. One of them is a replica of George Washington's garden at Mount Vernon. In this park you can do many different things such as jog, walk, and cycle. You can also go fishing on the park's two lakes or go lawn bowling, play tennis and basketball. There is something for everyone in this park.

Elitch Gardens

    Elitch Gardens is not just a garden, it is very much unlike all other gardens. It has state of the art rides including the free fall "Tower of Doom" and the "Slidewinder." All the rides together, there are over 100 and aside from the rides there are many shows, shopping outlets, and restaurants.

Four Mile Historic Park

This park is very unique from the other parks. It has three barns that include chicken coops and root cellars that sit on 12 acres of land. The park also has carriage rides for the families on the weekends.  

Denver Art Museum
 

    The Denver Art Museum is highly recommended mostly for its collection of Native American Art. The Native American Art itself has over 16,000 pieces for over 100 tribes from all over the United States. This museum is seven stories and also includes displays of Pre-Columbian and Central American art.

Red Rock Park and Amphitheatre
 

This park is filled with many events and shows and is a very unique amphitheatre. It has natural geological wonders for a more interesting look. During the day you can see the red snadstone formations. The formations are over 250 million years old and 300 feet high.       

Coors Field
 

  Coors Field is where many many baseball fans go to enjoy a game of baseball. The field cost 215 million dollars to build but most people say it was worth it. It holds over 50,000 people and sits on about 76 acres of land. Due to all the fans of baseball the field sees a ton of people. There is also a very interesting seat, which is in row 20 of the upper deck. That seat means you are exactly one mile above sea level.

Colorado History Museum

This museum is full of photographs and artifacts that bring the past to life. There are many different exhibits such as "Ancient Voices" and Soldiers on Skis". The most popular exhibit is "Colorado Timescape" which is a 3D topographical model of the state.

United States Mint
 

  The United States Mint is a place where coins are produced and gold and silver is stored. You get to see the process of money making and most says its very interesting and enlightening. This tour will show you many interesting little-known facts. There is also a gift shop to purchase souvenirs.