Guidebook for Thornton
Food Scene
This Hawaiian BBQ joint is quick, easy, and super filling. Indulge in some rare malasadas (shh! not on the menu!)
Aloha Hawaiian BBQ
8623 Washington StThis Hawaiian BBQ joint is quick, easy, and super filling. Indulge in some rare malasadas (shh! not on the menu!)
Lively chain steakhouse serving American fare with a Southwestern spin amid Texas-themed decor.
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Texas Roadhouse
14200 E Iliff Ave Lively chain steakhouse serving American fare with a Southwestern spin amid Texas-themed decor.
Family-friendly chain serving American comfort food with a Texas twist, plus cocktails.
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Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen
10250 Grant StFamily-friendly chain serving American comfort food with a Texas twist, plus cocktails.
Essentials
Safeway
10300 Federal BlvdKing Soopers
10351 Federal BlvdNorth Suburban Medical Center
9191 Grant StConcentra Urgent Care
875 S Colorado BlvdEntertainment & Activities
The Butterfly Pavilion is an invertebrate zoo with four indoor interactive exhibits including a tropical rain forest conservatory with 1,600 free flying butterflies.
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Butterfly Pavilion
6252 W 104th AveThe Butterfly Pavilion is an invertebrate zoo with four indoor interactive exhibits including a tropical rain forest conservatory with 1,600 free flying butterflies.
Featuring nearly 50 attractions for the entire family, Water World is one of the country's premier family water parks!
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Mundo del Agua
8801 N Pecos StFeaturing nearly 50 attractions for the entire family, Water World is one of the country's premier family water parks!
In Denver, for the better part of four decades, it's been by the Broncos, and by Mile High Stadium.
From the first nationally televised Monday night game in 1973, through 26 postseason games that include back-to-back World Championships and four other Super Bowl appearances, the Broncos arguably have provided the Mile High City's primary identity on a national level.
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Mile High Stadium Circle
Mile High Stadium Circle In Denver, for the better part of four decades, it's been by the Broncos, and by Mile High Stadium.
From the first nationally televised Monday night game in 1973, through 26 postseason games that include back-to-back World Championships and four other Super Bowl appearances, the Broncos arguably have provided the Mile High City's primary identity on a national level.
Coors Field is a baseball park located in downtown Denver, Colorado. It is the home field of the Colorado Rockies, the city's Major League Baseball franchise.
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Coors Field
2001 Blake St Coors Field is a baseball park located in downtown Denver, Colorado. It is the home field of the Colorado Rockies, the city's Major League Baseball franchise.
Dick's Sporting Goods Park
6000 Victory Way12,000 square-foot obstacle course in the air with swings, zip lines, rope bridges & rock climbing.
Mid Air Adventures
9499 Washington St12,000 square-foot obstacle course in the air with swings, zip lines, rope bridges & rock climbing.
Denver’s downtown blends both a Wild West and urban chic vibe. Hit up the 16th Street Mall to browse decades-old bookshops like Tattered Cover and buy cowboy apparel at Rockmount Ranch Wear. Rockmount is the notorious inventor of the snap button shirt, a favorite of music legends like Eric Clapton and Bruce Springsteen. Thirsty or hungry? Head to Denver's LoDo (lower downtown) district and peruse the 28 square blocks of restaurants, sports bars and brewpubs. You'll stumble upon live music in various bars and restaurants every night of the week here.
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16th Street Mall
16th Street MallDenver’s downtown blends both a Wild West and urban chic vibe. Hit up the 16th Street Mall to browse decades-old bookshops like Tattered Cover and buy cowboy apparel at Rockmount Ranch Wear. Rockmount is the notorious inventor of the snap button shirt, a favorite of music legends like Eric Clapton and Bruce Springsteen. Thirsty or hungry? Head to Denver's LoDo (lower downtown) district and peruse the 28 square blocks of restaurants, sports bars and brewpubs. You'll stumble upon live music in various bars and restaurants every night of the week here.
It might seem oddly placed in a city surrounded by mountains and desert, but Denver’s Downtown Aquarium doesn’t disappoint. Over 1 million gallons of underwater exhibits highlight freshwater and oceanic ecosystems that are home to over 500 species of sea life. An interactive touch tank where it's possible to pet stingrays wins our vote for coolest exhibit. Other favorites include the coral lagoon and shipwreck. Grab a bite at the aquarium's restaurant, which is surrounded by a 50,000-gallon tank of brightly colored tropical fish from the Caribbean, Hawaii, South Pacific and Indian Ocean.
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Acuario del centro
700 Water StIt might seem oddly placed in a city surrounded by mountains and desert, but Denver’s Downtown Aquarium doesn’t disappoint. Over 1 million gallons of underwater exhibits highlight freshwater and oceanic ecosystems that are home to over 500 species of sea life. An interactive touch tank where it's possible to pet stingrays wins our vote for coolest exhibit. Other favorites include the coral lagoon and shipwreck. Grab a bite at the aquarium's restaurant, which is surrounded by a 50,000-gallon tank of brightly colored tropical fish from the Caribbean, Hawaii, South Pacific and Indian Ocean.
You may recognize this Denver green space from Woody Allen’s film Sleeper and it’s as pretty in person as it is on camera. With 3 different locations across the city, the Denver Botanic Gardens feature a large amphitheater used for summer concerts, a conservatory, themed gardens and rotating exhibits. Whether you’re a nature lover or just like to escape the concrete jungle without leaving city limits, the Gardens are a must-visit.
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Denver Botanic Gardens
1007 York StYou may recognize this Denver green space from Woody Allen’s film Sleeper and it’s as pretty in person as it is on camera. With 3 different locations across the city, the Denver Botanic Gardens feature a large amphitheater used for summer concerts, a conservatory, themed gardens and rotating exhibits. Whether you’re a nature lover or just like to escape the concrete jungle without leaving city limits, the Gardens are a must-visit.
Denver’s Union Station is the coolest food court in town. It’s also the site of four full-service independent restaurants from some of the city’s best chefs. It houses a 112-room luxury hotel, The Crawford Hotel, named for LoDo visionary Dana Crawford. And, oh yeah, it’s a real train (and bus) station.
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LoDo
Denver’s Union Station is the coolest food court in town. It’s also the site of four full-service independent restaurants from some of the city’s best chefs. It houses a 112-room luxury hotel, The Crawford Hotel, named for LoDo visionary Dana Crawford. And, oh yeah, it’s a real train (and bus) station.
Arts & Culture
The Denver Art Museum — DAM is an art museum located in the Civic Center of Denver, Colorado. The museum is one of the largest art museums between the West Coast and Chicago.
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Museo de Arte de Denver
100 W 14th Ave Pkwy The Denver Art Museum — DAM is an art museum located in the Civic Center of Denver, Colorado. The museum is one of the largest art museums between the West Coast and Chicago.
Sightseeing
In 1858, when gold was discovered in Colorado, hundreds of merchants, miners and settlers moved in for their stake. A year later, the city of Denver was founded; and in 1863, the U.S. government established a mint facility there. Today, the United States Mint at Denver manufactures all denominations of circulating coins, coin dies, the Denver "D" portion of the annual uncirculated coin sets and commemorative coins authorized by the U. S. Congress. It also stores silver bullion. Tours can be booked.
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Denver Mint
In 1858, when gold was discovered in Colorado, hundreds of merchants, miners and settlers moved in for their stake. A year later, the city of Denver was founded; and in 1863, the U.S. government established a mint facility there. Today, the United States Mint at Denver manufactures all denominations of circulating coins, coin dies, the Denver "D" portion of the annual uncirculated coin sets and commemorative coins authorized by the U. S. Congress. It also stores silver bullion. Tours can be booked.
Everything Else
Natural history exhibitions, IMAX and planetarium shows, activities, and lectures that explore the wonders of science, Colorado, Earth, and the universe.
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Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Denver
2001 Colorado BlvdNatural history exhibitions, IMAX and planetarium shows, activities, and lectures that explore the wonders of science, Colorado, Earth, and the universe.