• Alma Temple - The walking tour kicks off at the Alma Temple, a site with a fascinating and contentious history. Constructed in the mid-1920s, it stands as a haunting reminder of past scandals. Be sure to notice the letters “KPOF” at the top of the building.
• Colorado State Capitol - Featuring a 24-karat gold dome, this building is Denver’s crowning glory. Stand at the marker indicating one mile above sea level and enjoy a stunning view of the Rocky Mountains. Rich in history.
• Civic Center Park - This lovely park is the centerpiece of Mayor Robert Speer’s “City Beautiful” initiative. Completed in 1908, it serves as the hub of state and city government.
• CELL - The Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab - This museum is quite unique. While we don’t enter, you can view one of the remaining pieces of the World Trade Center.
• Denver Art Museum - Housing over 70,000 artworks, the Denver Art Museum is the largest art museum between Chicago and the West Coast. Don’t miss the “Big Sweep,” also known as the “Giant Dustpan and Broom.”
• Leven Deli Co. - This stop offers a taste of local cuisine. A hidden gem in Denver, frequented by locals. Take a seat and enjoy a snack. Their cookies are exceptional. Note: Food and beverages are not included in the tour price.
• Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art - This exquisite art museum is a true hidden treasure. It showcases the works of local Denver artist Vance Kirkland. Although we don’t enter, it’s recommended for guests to visit later.
• City and County Building - Known for its beauty, this curved building is one of Denver’s most stunning civic structures. During the holidays, it becomes a focal point for viewing lights.
• United States Mint At Denver - The Denver Mint is one of four locations in the U.S. and the largest coin producer in the world. We do not enter the Denver Mint.
• Center for Colorado Women’s History - This is Denver’s most historically significant home. We do not enter this house.
• Denver Firefighters Museum - Fire Station No. 1 is a popular stop on this tour. We will briefly go inside to pick up a souvenir. While you can see some antique fire trucks, we won’t tour the entire museum.
• 1439 Court Pl - The Curry-Chucovich house is Denver’s oldest remaining residence. Its Victorian charm and intriguing past make it a great photo opportunity.
• 16th Street Mall - Closed to street traffic, this is Denver’s top tourist attraction. With 1.7 miles of restaurants, bars, and shops, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sights.
• The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection - Built in 1902, this is Denver’s architectural gem. Prepare to be dazzled by its Titanic-like architecture. In most cases, we will take you inside this magnificent hotel, which has hosted nearly every president and dignitary since Teddy Roosevelt.

• All taxes, fees, and handling charges included
• Guided assistance from a tour escort/host

• Gratuities
• People often ask if our guides except tips. Although tips are not expected, if you feel that your guide did an excellent job, feel free to give him or her a tip.
• Transportation to/from attractions
• We do do not go into the Denver Mint, Byers Evans House, or the Firefighters Museum.

Please Note: This is a walking tour. The number of guests per tour is limited, so tours often sell out quickly. This tour offers a cultural immersion experience with an “off the beaten path” feel, while still featuring Denver’s most famous landmarks. Affectionately called the “Tour that has everything,” it includes scandals, culture, renowned stops, hidden gems, food tastings, art, and haunts. No other tour company offers this exact route. It is crafted to provide visitors with a local’s experience, showcasing all that Denver is celebrated for. This tour is sure to delight you! The walking tour covers 1.7 miles.

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.