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Denver Landmarks and Denver Monuments
(Denver, Colorado - CO, USA US)



Although Denver likes to present itself as a modern, prosperous and forward-looking city, it also takes pride in its roots and is home to numerous restored landmarks, monuments and preserved cultural and historical attractions.

Highlights include streets of Victorian-era homes, restored 19th century commercial shop fronts, the distinct State Capitol and many other historical landmarks and buildings, including a magnificent cathedral.

Here are some of the top landmarks and monuments worth a look whilst staying in the historic city of Denver.





Denver Landmarks and Monuments: Byers-Evans House - 1310 Bannock Street, Denver, Colorado (CO), 80204-2719, USA
Tel: +1 303 620 4933
Soon after this opulent Victorian home was built by newspaper editor William Byers in 1883, it was sold to William Gray Evans, the son of Colorado's second governor. Both families retain a prominent position in Denver society and the Byers-Evans House is now open to visitors wanting an insight into late 19th century architecture and design, as well as period furnishings.
Denver landmark open: Tuesday to Sunday - 11:00 to 15:00
Denver landmark admission: charge, discounts available for seniors and children, children under six free

Denver Landmarks and Monuments: Colorado State Capitol - 200 East Colfax Avenue, Denver, Colorado (CO), 80203, USA
Tel: +1 303 866 2604
Colorado's impressive State Capitol was completed in 1886 and features a stunning 24 carat gold plated dome, the top of which (after a 93 step climb) offers spectacular views of the Rockies. The inside boasts a unique rose colored Colorado onyx, while other features include murals, portraits of past US presidents, temporary exhibits, carved statues and brilliant stained glass windows.
Denver landmark open: Monday to Friday - 07:00 to 17:30
Denver landmark admission: free

Denver Landmarks and Monuments: Larimer Square - 1400 Larimer Street, Denver, Colorado (CO), 80202, USA
Tel: +1 303 534 2367
Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Larimer Square has been restored to its former glory and is one of Denver's favorite shopping, dining and nightlife destinations. Period buildings dating back to the late 1800s now house shops, restaurants, bars and clubs, offering definitive historical insights. Larimer Square is the birthplace of Denver and was considerably restored and renovated during the 1960s.
Denver landmark open: all year
Denver landmark admission: free

Denver Landmarks and Monuments: Molly Brown House - 1340 Pennsylvania Street, Denver, Colorado (CO), 80203, USA
Tel: +1 303 832 4092
The Molly Brown House is a beautiful Victorian house built in 1889 and the home of 'unsinkable' Molly Brown from 1894 to 1932. Molly Brown became a national heroine after the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 when she helped a group of immigrant women to safety. The house is now open to visitors and boasts lovely furnishings, artworks and temporary exhibits.
Denver landmark open: September to May, Tuesday to Saturday - 10:00 to 16:00, Sunday - noon to 16:00, open Mondays June to August
Denver landmark admission: charge, discounts available for seniors and children, children under six free

Denver Landmarks and Monuments: Four Mile Historic Park - 715 South Forest Street, Denver, Colorado (CO), 80246, USA
Tel: +1 303 399 1859
This park contains the oldest home in Denver, built in 1859 out of logs and just four miles from downtown Denver, giving it its name. The home includes period furnishings, outbuildings and farm equipment, as well as weekend horse drawn carriage rides.
Denver landmark open: April to September, Wednesday to Friday - noon to 16:00, Saturday and Sunday - 10:00 to 16:00, October to March, Saturday and Sunday - noon to 16:00
Denver landmark admission: free

 
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