For over 100 years, Denver has been called "The Christmas City", and the Holiday lights downtown will help you to understand why. Enjoy historic stories of old Denver, while thousands of twinkly lights, act as a backdrop. We stop at the beautiful City and County Building, the Mile High Christmas Tree, and the Christkindal Market, for some roasted almonds, pretzel, or hot coco.
This walking tour meets in front of the giant broom and dustpan, in front of the Denver Art Museum, and ends at the Denver Pavilions, on the 16th Street Mall. This tour offers the some of the best sites that Denver has to offer, and is a must for locals and visitors alike.This is a small group tour, 20 max. Duration: 1.5 hours. Walking 1.5 Miles. Cost:$22 This not a round trip tour, but it is easy to get back to the start. We recommend taking a Lyft or a Urber, to and from the tour, for the best possible experience.
We will be meeting in front of the giant broom and dustpan, at the Denver Art Museum. Look for the Hamilton Building, which has a roofline that is made up of large shaped triangles. We Recommend using Lyft or Uber to arrive and depart this tour. The tour does not end at the same place it starts.
We end the tour at the Giant Animated Holiday Tree (The Mile High Tree), at the Denver Pavilions, on the16th Street Mal. You can easily get back to the start, by taking the 16th Street Free Mall shuttle. There is a short walk back, after you get off on Cleveland Street (At the McDonald's).
This museum is one of the largest art museums in the United States. Although we don't go inside, you will hear an overview of the museum, and its history. This is the meeting location. Go to the Hamilton Building. The Hamilton Building has a roofline that is made up of large triangle shapes. Look for you guide, in front of the giant broom and dustpan.
This mansion is rich with history, and one of the oldest homes in Denver. Built by one of the founder fathers of Denver, this home is sure to impress. Most Colorado historians would agree, it is the most historically significant homes in Denver.
We make a 15 minute stop at the German, Christkindl Market. You will have time to browse the charming merchants, grab a giant pretzel, hot chocolate, or some roasted almonds. This place is sure to evoke the holiday spirit.
This building, with it's curved shaped, has become known as a holiday light's staple. This is a must see, for those who love beautiful Christmas lights. This building is one of the reasons that Denver is known as the "Christmas City".
This is one of the favorite stops on the tour. We stop at the largest holiday trees in the united states. This animated wonder will give you an interactive experience, while you watch the synchronized light show display, set to spectacular holiday music. You will have a perfect view of the spectacular holiday lights display of the famous City and County building. You will see and hear the history of this park.
Although we don't go right up to the Capitol, you will have the best picture taking angel of this magnificent building. You will hear about the history and fun facts about the building.
You will get the best view of one of only 4 mints in the United States. This historic mint is the largest producers of coins in the world. You will hear about the history, and some of the fun facts about this beauty.
Wow! This is a must see, during the holidays. This hotel is the second oldest hotel in Denver, built in 1892. This hotel is decorated in the most beautiful holiday lights in Denver. Hint: This hotel will remind you of the architecture aboard the Titanic.
The Curry-Chucovich house is one of the most iconic homes in Denver. It is the only remaining single family home in the downtown area. It's history is rich with crime and corruption. You will hear about the history of this home, and be impressed with the architecture of this property.
This is one of the oldest churches in Denver, and it's a spectacular site to see. You will get the best picture angle of this historic treasure, while you listen to some of the facts about the origins
Built in 1880, the Navvare building has a checkered past. This former brothel, with dazzle you with it's stunning examples of Western Victorian architecture. You will hear about some of the history and scandals of the infamous Navvare.
Decorated for the holidays, this is the place to go for shopping and dining. You will want to explore this place a bit longer, after the tour is complete.
We end the tour at the 16th Street Mall. After the tour is over, you’ll be able to continue your fun evening, with the many restaurant options, bars, a movie theater, bowling, shopping, etc.
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