Children’s Fountain at City Park
A Historic Tribute to Childhood Nestled near the edge of Ferril Lake in Denver’s City Park, the Children’s Fountain is a graceful and contemplative sculpture that captures the innocence and curiosity of youth. Designed by Max Blondat, a French sculptor from Paris, the piece was originally commissioned in 1912 by Denver Mayor Robert Speer. The design was based on a sculpture created in 1905 and displayed in Düsseldorf, Germany. The fountain ...
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The Pier at Sloan’s Lake Park
A Scenic Gateway to Denver’s Largest Urban Lake The pier at Sloan’s Lake Park provides a serene vantage point over Denver’s largest urban lake, offering panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and the city skyline. This modest wooden pier extends into the lake, serving as both a visual anchor and a quiet retreat for parkgoers. Situated near the intersection of West 17th Avenue and Raleigh Street, on the revitalized southeast shore, ...
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Voodoo Doughnut Colfax
The Magic is in the Hole Doughnuts, doughnuts and more doughnuts. If you're looking to pickup the top tier of doughnuts, then you simply have to plan a trip to visit one of the Voodoo Doughnut locations found in Denver, CO. In 2003 founders Kenneth Pogson and Tres Shannon opened the doors of Voodoo's very first donut shop in downtown Portland, OR. Flavors and selections are available on their website. Not to ...
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Denver Christkindl Market
The annual Denver Christkindl Market is an offspring from the traditional Christmas markets in Germany, which are traced back to the 14th century. There is a longstanding history for this festival and it shouldn't disappoint you if you're looking to try something new. One of the enjoyments found at this venue is the ability to wine and dine on some of the more culturally diverse foods Europe has to offer. To ...
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Chez Artiste Theatre
For any interested in a small time cinema, Chez Artiste Theatre has exactly that to offer. If you're not interested in the hustle of a large theatre like the ones AMC has to offer, this would be ideal as a neighborhood community offering. While the theatre isn't glamorous, it's not one you want to write off. The seating area is moderately sized. The cinema plays some newer releases, but mostly independent ...
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Istanbul Café and Bakery
This gem of Turkish delights is kept hidden in plain sight within the Washington Virginia Vale neighborhood. The venue has its roots as being registered officially in 2018, under the state of Colorado. We recommend you give them a shot if you're open to tasting the delicacies of Eastern Europe. More specifically, this bakery has a knack for traditional Baklava. If you're curious there are a few other dishes which ...
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White Pie
Honest Food Made by Family A fairly new establishment within the City Park West neighborhood has been around for 3 years. The name itself we have to admit makes it sound a bit artsy, there's not a better way to put it when you step foot inside of this pizzeria. Unlike much of the local pizza places in Denver, this one stands out uniquely as it strikes anyone walking into the ...
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Bonnie Brae Ice Cream
If you've lived in Denver for a year or longer, then you've probably seen Bonnie Brae Ice Cream while traveling through the Washington Park neighborhood and it would be no surprise if you've seen groups of people standing outside of the creamery on a warm sunny afternoon. Since its inception, Bonnie Brae Ice Cream has stuck to its location on South University Boulevard just across from the Eugene Field Denver Public ...
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Luz De Denver (Light of Denver)
Luz de Denver: Exploring the Iconic Angel Wings Sculpture in Downtown Denver Luz de Denver is a public art sculpture located in downtown Denver, Colorado that has quickly become an iconic landmark of the city. This beautiful sculpture is a pair of angel wings that stands tall and proud, and it has become a popular spot for tourists and locals alike. The sculpture was inspired by the original "Wings" sculpture created by ...
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Hoxovestave (Journey Across Country)
Honoring Indigenous Histories: A Look at Denver's Hoxovestave Installation The installation features a series of 16 aluminum signs that are installed along the Cherry Creek bike path in Denver. Each sign is inscribed with a message in both English and Cheyenne, which is meant to honor the Cheyenne and Arapaho people who once inhabited the land where Denver now stands. The installation was created by artist Edgar Heap of Birds, who is ...
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