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Denver is the city's second largest mountain (after Phoenix) and this metropolis has something for everyone from the great museums and food, nightlife, the outdoor recreational opportunities and the culture so that when you are planning your trip, expect the unexpected in this great city. Here are the top 5 attractions and activities for you to see when you're in Denver.

The Denver Art Museum

The Denver Art Museum is world famous for its art collection Indian as a sign of more than 100 tribes and 16,000 exhibits housed in an impressive modern building in the center in addition to the skyline of Denver. Here also find fine examples of pre-Columbian Central American art, crafts and textiles, but there are also exhibitions from much farther away, including Asia, modern American and European paintings and sculpture.

Red Rocks Park

Red Rocks is one of the wonders of the geological nature of the States U.S., but very useful has been the subject of this natural amphitheater carved into the rocks near the concerts and the fantasy world famous bands and musicians rocking out in this real rock "concert venue. You'll find bands like Fleetwood Mac and Mariah Carey have played here, but to get the best from the view red sandstone must ensure that they are during the day when the light plays on the landscape that is more than 250 million years.

Denver Museum of Natural History

This is the most popular museum in the region and attracts the largest number of visitors at any cultural exhibition, both Denver and the Mountain region. Here you can get a fantastic insight into the exciting world of life on this planet – its origins, how it developed and our own unique place in the universe. You will find the insect world, precious and semiprecious stones, Colorado wildlife and flora and fauna from around the world on display, and an excellent series of exhibits on Indian culture that is unsurpassed.

Denver Botanic Gardens

Often surprises visitors to the city plays host a magnificent 23 acres of glorious gardens with fantastic specimens originating from around the world. There are over 15,000 species and one of the world's largest collections mushroom here and there is more to be found in the couple's two botanical gardens in Chatfield Preserve and Mount Goliath just outside the city.

Colorado History Museum

This is a museum where the past comes alive with the original and very clever use of photography and objects rescued and preserved for your enjoyment today. Located in downtown Denver, you will be able to see how prehistoric Native American Indians lived in the region and contrast this with the experiences of the 10th Mountain Division in peace and war. Timescape is also the only Colorado that takes you on a multimedia journey through time and space through a 3-dimensional topographical representation of the state of Colorado, with a narrative history and a laser device that shows how the landscape has been forged over the past 10,000 years.

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