Discover Denver's Landmarks & Hidden Gems on a Fun Bus Tour

Key facts

What's included

Itinerary

1. Stop 1 Pass by

   Visit the Denver Mint, one of only four U.S. Mints, and hear the incredible story behind its status as the largest coin producer in the world.

2. Stop 2 Pass by

   Enjoy Denver’s most extensive parks and open spaces, including the city’s main park with its scenic pathways and Greek amphitheater.

3. Stop 3

   See the gothic-style mansion of Denver founders William Byers and John Evans, with a scandalous story to tell about its history.

   5 minutes

4. Stop 4 Pass by

   Pass by Leven Deli, Denver’s top spot for delicious food in a trendy setting—great for a return visit after the tour.

5. Stop 5 Pass by

   Visit the History Colorado Center, one of the city’s best museums, perfect for exploring Denver’s rich history.

6. Stop 6 Pass by

   See St. Mark’s Church, built in 1889, now home to the Church Nightclub, one of Colorado’s most unique venues.

7. Stop 7

   Marvel at the Colorado State Capitol with its 24-karat gold dome and the famous 'Mile High' marker—great for photos.

   10 minutes

8. Stop 8 Pass by

   Visit the oldest Baptist church in Colorado, established in 1884.

9. Stop 9

   Learn about Molly Brown, the Titanic survivor known as the 'Unsinkable Molly Brown,' with a quick stop to hear her story.

   5 minutes

10. Stop 10 Pass by

    See the church Molly Brown helped fund, completed in 1911, with stunning European Gothic architecture and stained glass.

11. Stop 11 Pass by

    Drive past a 1960s retro diner with space-age design, now a trendy spot for drag brunches and weekend fun.

12. Stop 12 Pass by

    Stop at Voodoo Doughnut on Colfax, one of Denver’s most popular spots for unique, colorful donuts.

13. Stop 13 Pass by

    See the legendary 1960s lounge with its neon sign, evoking memories of the psychedelic era and Bob Dylan’s performances.

14. Stop 14 Pass by

    Visit a famously haunted location known for its beautiful flowers and spooky stories.

15. Stop 15 Pass by

    Explore Cheeseman Park, one of the most haunted parks in America, with a rich history and ghost stories.

16. Stop 16 Pass by

    See Dora Moore Elementary School, built in 1889, noted for its Romanesque Revival style and colorful history.

17. Stop 17 Pass by

    Visit the historic home built in 1899, once owned by a cast member of the Brady Bunch, now a Denver landmark.

18. Stop 18

    View the 25,000 sq ft mansion from 1906, home to Denver’s governors since 1960, with a brief stop for photos.

    5 minutes

19. Stop 19

    Hear the scandalous past of the 1902 Albert Humphreys mansion, including corruption and intrigue, with a quick photo stop.

    5 minutes

20. Stop 20 Pass by

    Stop at a historic bar from 1926, known as Denver’s 'Cheers,' with a nostalgic atmosphere unchanged over decades.

21. Stop 21 Pass by

    Visit the Denver Artesian Club, established in 1893, and learn how it helped turn Denver into an art city, near the Denver Art Museum.

22. Stop 22 Pass by

    See the oldest hotel in Denver, built in 1891, with its famous art-deco Cruise Room bar and stories of ghosts and scandals.

23. Stop 23 Pass by

    Admire the Daniels and Fishet Clocktower, built in 1912, inspired by Venice’s St. Mark’s Campanile, now a Denver icon.

24. Stop 24 Pass by

    Enjoy two miles of shops, restaurants, and street performers on 16th Street Mall, a pedestrian-only zone designed by a famous architect.

25. Stop 25 Pass by

    Visit Union Station, built in 1881, a vibrant hub filled with history, shops, and lively atmosphere.

26. Stop 26

    See Larimer Square, Denver’s first official historic landmark from 1858, lined with top restaurants and shops—perfect for photos.

    5 minutes

27. Stop 27 Pass by

    Tour the Denver Theater complex, home to Denver’s Opera House, ballet, symphony, and Broadway shows, plus cabaret theaters.

28. Stop 28 Pass by

    Stand in front of the Denver Blue Bear, a 40-foot sculpture at the Convention Center, and snap a photo of Denver’s most iconic symbol.

29. Stop 29 Pass by

    See Fire Station No. 1, built in 1909, a key piece of Denver’s firefighting history.

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Our bus will be parked either in the loading zone on 13th Street or in the Slate Hotel parking lot. Look for the 'Best Tours of Denver' bus. The guide will greet you in the hotel parking lot on the 13th Street side.

Cancellation & confirmation