After touring the United States Mint and State Capitol Building, or soaking up culture at the Denver Art Museum, enjoy the relaxing greens of Civic Center Park. President Clinton once addressed Denver from the stage of the park's Greek Pavilion. The park is also home to the Taste of Colorado, the Cinco de Mayo festival and the annual Capital Hill Peoples Fair. A large fountain, flower gardens and sculptures add to the charm of this small but stately park.
Website: civiccenterpark.org
Phone: (303) 861-4633
Cross Streets: Between E 14th Ave/N Broadway and Bannock St
Bannock St. to Broadway south of Colfax Ave. and north of 14th Ave Denver, CO 80203 ·1380.21 mi
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- Accessible
- Family friendly
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This is a pretty and well-kept park between Denver City Hall and the Colorado Capitol. It was quiet with just a few people milling about during the week. There are various statues and photo ops of the downtown skyline, and it's close to the Mint, Central Library, and several museums.
MoreFirst time in Denver so visited here on Sunday. Free to park lots to see with beautiful buildings. Took lots of photos. Great skyline with mountains
MoreI felt safe and delighted with the balanced beauty of this park. So many magnificent civic buildings! There was a peaceful demonstration in one corner of the park and I would enjoy myself more without it, but perhaps it is a locally traditional destination for political rallies. Walking the 16th Street Mall I have passed numerous homeless but none were in the park.
MoreThe city buildings here are beautiful. Take the short walk out of the city center to explore this park. It isn't very big but the buildings are very nice.
MoreWe walked to downtown from the Denver art museum and found this park in the middle. Most of the ways were closed probably because of holiday. There was no homeless. Good place to take pics and play.
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