Denver solo

A beautifully restored Beaux-Arts train station, now a vibrant hub for transportation, dining, and shopping. It's a great starting point to get a feel for the city.

• Grab a coffee at Pigtrain Coffee Co. inside.
• Check the schedule for any live music or events.

Denver's oldest block, now a lively district filled with Victorian architecture, independent boutiques, and popular restaurants and bars. It's especially charming in the evening with its string lights.

• Explore the unique shops.
• Consider a mid-day snack or early dinner here.

A bustling food hall offering a variety of local vendors, from pizza and tacos to ice cream and craft beer. It's a perfect spot for a solo traveler to sample different cuisines.

• Try the oysters from The Preservery.
• Plenty of seating options available.

Tour the preserved Victorian home of the 'Unsinkable' Molly Brown, a Titanic survivor and Denver socialite. Learn about her life and Denver's history.

• Book tickets in advance, especially on weekends.
• Docent-led tours offer great insights.

The Great Hall at Union Station offers several excellent dining options, from casual to upscale. Enjoy a final Denver meal in this historic setting.

• The Cooper Lounge offers great views and cocktails.
• Make reservations for popular restaurants like Mercantile.

Famous for its stunning natural amphitheater carved into sandstone formations, this park offers hiking trails with breathtaking views and a unique concert venue.

• Arrive early to avoid crowds and find parking.
• Wear sturdy shoes for exploring the trails and stairs.
• Check the venue's schedule for concerts; access may be limited on show days.

Experience a Colorado classic: mountain pies with a thick, honey-brushed crust, often served with a knife and fork. It's a hearty and unique dining experience after exploring Red Rocks.

• Try their signature 'Mountain Pie'.
• The Idaho Springs location is a classic choice.

A charming historic town nestled at the foothills of the Rockies, known for its breweries, outdoor recreation, and the Colorado School of Mines. Stroll along Washington Avenue for unique shops and cafes.

• Visit the Coors Brewery for a tour (reservations often required).
• Walk along Clear Creek.

Explore Denver's renowned craft beer scene in the Lower Downtown (LoDo) area. Sample unique brews from various breweries clustered within walking distance.

• Popular breweries include Wynkoop Brewing Company and Jagged Mountain Craft Brewery.
• Consider a tasting flight to sample multiple beers.

Wander through diverse themed gardens, including a Japanese garden, a tropical conservatory, and a native plant section. It's a peaceful escape with beautiful horticultural displays.

• Check for any special exhibits or events.
• Allow ample time to explore the various sections.

Denver's largest urban park, home to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and the Denver Zoo. It also features scenic lakes, walking paths, and the historic Ferril Lake.

• Rent a paddleboat on Ferril Lake.
• Enjoy the views of the Denver skyline and the Rocky Mountains.

Explore exhibits on dinosaurs, space, wildlife, and human health. The museum also boasts a planetarium and an IMAX theater.

• Consider purchasing a combo ticket for the planetarium or IMAX.
• The prehistoric mammals exhibit is a highlight.

Known for its vibrant street art, galleries, breweries, and trendy eateries. It's a fantastic area to explore colorful murals and enjoy a diverse culinary scene.

• Take a self-guided street art tour.
• Many restaurants offer happy hour deals.