Denver en 5 días
Red Rocks Amphitheatre y Denver Botanic Gardens el día 1, Denver Art Museum, Union Station y Larimer Square el día 2 y una excursión a Rocky Mountain National Park el día 3. Los otros 2 días añaden una excursión a Georgetown & Guanella Pass y RiNo.
Cuesta unos 1215 € por persona en gama media, o 575 € con presupuesto ajustado. Mejor época: abril, mayo u octubre.
Día 1: Red Rocks Amphitheatre y Denver Botanic Gardens
Mañana
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Para comer
Green Chile & Southwestern
Green chile spice levels vary; 'Christmas' means you get both red and green chile on the side.
Dónde ir: Sam's No. 3 (classic diner), El Taco de Mexico (authentic), The Buckhorn Exchange (historic)
Tarde
Denver Botanic Gardens
En Cherry Creek.
Noche
The International Church of Cannabis
A historic church turned into a vibrant, psychedelic art space celebrating cannabis culture through light shows and music.
Día 2: Denver Art Museum, Union Station y Larimer Square
Mañana
Denver Art Museum
Media mañana
Union Station
En LoDo.
Para comer
New American & Fine Dining
Reservations are often essential, especially for James Beard Award-winning spots like Frasca.
Dónde ir: Frasca Food and Wine (Boulder), Guard and Grace (steakhouse), Beckon (tasting menu)
Tarde
Larimer Square
En LoDo.
Noche
Casa Bonita
A legendary, over-the-top Mexican restaurant and entertainment complex featuring cliff divers, puppet shows, and Black Bart's Cave.
Día 3: excursión a Rocky Mountain National Park
1.5 hours by car.
Experience the breathtaking grandeur of the Rockies. Drive the famous Trail Ridge Road (seasonal), spot elk and moose, and hike among alpine lakes and towering peaks.
Lo principal: Trail Ridge Road, Bear Lake hike, Alpine Visitor Center, Wildlife viewing in Moraine Park
Día 4: excursión a Georgetown & Guanella Pass
45 minutes by car.
Step back in time in the beautifully preserved Victorian mining town of Georgetown, then take the scenic Guanella Pass Byway for incredible mountain views and access to hiking.
Lo principal: Georgetown Loop Railroad, Historic downtown Georgetown, Guanella Pass Scenic Byway, Mount Bierstadt trailhead
Día 5: RiNo y The Molly Brown House Museum
Mañana
RiNo (River North Art District)
The epicenter of Denver's creative explosion, this former industrial zone is now a canvas for massive street art murals. It's packed with innovative craft breweries, distilleries, hip coffee shops, and avant-garde galleries in converted warehouses.
También aquí: Denver Central Market, Number Thirty-Eight, The Source Hotel & Market Hall, Meow Wolf Denver
Tarde
The Molly Brown House Museum
The beautifully restored Victorian home of 'The Unsinkable' Molly Brown, Titanic survivor and philanthropist.
Noche
Dinosaur Ridge
An outdoor site where you can see real dinosaur footprints and bones embedded in the rock, just west of the city.
Antes de ir
Desde el aeropuerto
Denver International Airport (DEN) is about 25 miles northeast of downtown. The A Line commuter train ($10.50) takes 37 minutes to Union Station. Ride-shares (Uber/Lyft) cost $35-55. Shuttles like SuperShuttle start around $30. Taxis have a flat rate of $81 to downtown.
Cómo moverse
Downtown (especially LoDo) is very walkable, with attractions, hotels, and restaurants close together. Other neighborhoods like RiNo and Highland are walkable within themselves but require a bus, bike, or ride-share to connect.
Consejos de la zona
- Drink plenty of water. The high altitude and dry climate can cause dehydration and altitude sickness. Avoid heavy alcohol consumption on your first day.
- Always carry layers. Denver's weather can change rapidly, especially in the mountains. A sunny 75°F (24°C) afternoon can turn into a chilly evening.
- Use the free 16th Street MallRide bus to navigate downtown. It runs frequently along the pedestrian mall from Union Station to Civic Center Station.
