Some underrated sites that one must visit on their trip to Denver

Denver has several attractions to offer to its visitors, which is not really a surprise as it is among the most visited cities in the US. But while there are some top attractions that must be visited by everyone on their trip, some attractions do get ignored by casual tourists, which really should not be the case. Several underrated sites should be on your things to do in Denver list for your next trip.

1. Union Station in Denver

For history buffs, Union Station is a sight that cannot be missed out on. Build in 1881, Denver’s Union Station has undergone significant redevelopment in the surrounding area and is now one of the prime destinations for one to enjoy everything Denver at this one location. One will find several restaurants, shops in addition to the rail line connecting Denver city. The majestic, barreled-vaulted Great Hall inspired by the city is something one has to see in their lifetime.

• Performing Arts Complex in Denver

It might come as a surprise to many of the readers, but Denver actually hosts the largest performance center (multi-view) in the world. Yes, so if a traveler is into ballet, opera, Broadway, then without a doubt, this place should be on their to-do list for their trip to Denver. This Performing Arts Complex also hosts occasional rock concerts, and during warmer months of Colorado, one can enjoy many different events that are hosted in and around the Performing Arts Complex.

• Kirkland Museum

Kirkland Museum is one of those not-so-famous sites in Denver, but it also has its charms. For those who are interested in the decorative arts of the 19th and 20th centuries, Kirkland Museum is like a shrine that they cannot miss out on. Arts that have created a foundation for the society we live in are found here; who would want to miss out on a place like this, and since it is not so crowded, one can enjoy their trip at a leisurely pace.

• Hiking

Hiking on the Rocky Mountains is one of those things one has to do in their lifetime. Denver offers an opportunity for travelers to choose from a range of mountains to go hiking on. From a casual hiker to a professional, one would find mountains that are suited for them.

• Coors Field

An attraction for every Major League Baseball Fan; this gigantic 76-acre field offers an intimidating site to every visiting team, and with a passionate fanbase, being at Coors Field during a hotly contested match is an experience that cannot be described in words. Even if it is not a game night, one can enjoy themselves at Coors Field as it is opened almost every day for guided tours.

• US Mint

One of the oldest mints in the US is located in Denver, CO. Opened in 1897, this US Mint is still operating and produces more coins than any other mint on the globe every day. The coins coined here bear an initial D on them as a mark.

Denver is indeed the first choice of travelers across the globe. However, people generally underestimate this city and don’t know how to explore it at best. Fortunately, this guide will surely work for you and offer you a lot of things to do.