Immerse yourself in tales ranging from apparitions to mysterious black mists and moving objects. Let your host regale you with tales of the creepy goings-on in the Rabbit Hole restaurant, the premises of which housed the city morgue in the 1900s, or La Burla Bee, which is said to house several ghosts. This walking tour adventure starts at the Antlers Hotel where you'll hear about Judge Baldwin and other spirits. You then pass by the Rabbit Hole hotel, the Old Depot, the Cheyenne Building, and many other sites of paranormal activity. Listen to stories of the pop-up morgues and crematoriums that emerged during the Spanish Flu of 1918, and which left many spirits still wandering in the underground of the city. Learn about the former YWCA and the tragic event that happened inside, as well as the underground tunnels that led to the old City Auditorium. After visiting the Colorado Mining Exchange and Peak Theatre, journey on to the Old Depot and the Denver/Rio Grande Railroad where a serial killer is said to have committed his first double murder.

Like the looming Rockies, Denver’s dark history casts a long shadow over the Mile High City. Dive deep into the haunted history at the heart of the city’s oldest neighborhood, Capitol Hill, on a guided walking tour. Choose between a standard 1-hour tour or a 1.5-hour extended tour. Hear stories take you on a journey back to a time of wealth, luxury, and deceit. This collection of stories will unearth the dark secrets that are the foundation on which this iconic city was built. Follow your guide through 8-13 (standard or extended tour) different sites and historic houses around the state’s Capitol building. Find out where the unsinkable Molly Brown, one of the most famous survivors of the sinking of the Titanic, might still show her face. See a side of Denver not often seen by visitors. Take a walk through the beautiful neighborhood that is the heart of the Mile High City while listening to the chilling tales of its past. Have an informative, memorable, and slightly terrifying night on a tour is perfect for first-time visitors to Denver and seasoned locals alike.

Come see why Zagat ranked Denver the 4th Hottest Food City in America. Taste unique and delicious dishes from award-winning local restaurants and learn fun history about the Mile High City on this signature downtown Denver walking food tour. You will taste authentic Neopolitan pizza from the only pizzeria in Colorado certified by the AVPN in Italy, award-winning from-scratch Colorado green chile, fluffy baked empanadas from a family-owned shop, Southwestern fusion cuisine on the brand new Dairy Block, and a sweet treat inside the historic Union Station. In between tastings, your local food tour guide will share stories about Denver's history and architecture. From secret tunnels to world-famous bordellos, learn just how wild the west was in the city's early days. You'll also visit historic sites and city landmarks like the iconic Union Station, the brand new Dairy Block, the baseball stadium, and Denver's oldest hotel.

Meet at the Garden of the Gods entrance sign and begin this stunning but easy hike in the central park. First, have your photo taken with the entire park as a backdrop. Then, begin your journey through the beautiful trails of the Garden of the Gods and enjoy the most stunning views and red rock formations. Keep your eyes open for wildlife such as deer, hawks, and rock climbers. Learn about the history and fascinating geology of the garden from your knowledgeable guide along with facts about local plants and the Native Americans for whom this land is sacred. These relatively easy trails are perfect for any ability level. During your hike, you'll also be provided with tips on other destinations and useful information for your future hiking adventures.

Step into the shadows of Denver’s haunted “Millionaire’s Row,” where spirits peak through the curtains of 19th century mansions. You’ll meet your guide at Pub on Penn, where you’ll down the first drink of the night and soak in the chilling history of the Molly Brown House Museum. From there, you’ll visit eight other bone-chilling, ghost-infested sites, including three other pubs. Stand at the steps of the towering Croke-Patterson-Campbell Mansion, where children become mysteriously possessed. Find out what’s lurking beneath the soil at Cheesman Park. Try to contact the angry spirits of Dennis Sheedy’s former estate. There will be plenty of liquid courage available throughout the tour. Try a City Toddy at City O’ City or a Peanut Butter Graham Cracker Porter at Bar Nun. Designated drivers can enjoy kombucha, coffee, tea, or mocktails. By the time you reach the final stop, you’ll have a pleasant buzz and a night’s worth of ghostly tales to share with family and friends back home.

The RiNo became a hub of innovation in Denver. Explore it on a guided walking tour and discover the historic warehouses and factories that now house restaurants, art galleries, and brewpubs. Stop by to taste some of the district's best beers. This art district has become an incubator for Denver's craft brewing industry. Stroll around and taste 10 beers or ciders along the way. The Sippin’ Pretty sour-ale and a German-style pilsner will be the highlights of the tour. The art definitely extends beyond gallery walls in this neighborhood. Also, take some time to contemplate the colorful and innovative street art murals. Find them in the alleys and on the buildings around almost every corner.

Select from 5 unique walking tours to learn more about notable buildings in Denver, and the individuals who built them. Join a knowledgeable guide on one of the following tours to learn more about architecture and local history. Lower Downtown Walking Tour (LoDo) Begin the tour at Union Station, and admire the beautiful architecture of LoDo as you learn how Denver went from a small grouping of tents to a major railroad hub to skid row to an urban hot spot. Capitol Hill Walking Tour Begin the tour outside the Molly Brown House Museum. Explore the beautiful and charming historic mansions of Capitol Hill and uncover the stories of families who lived in these stately homes at the end of the 19th century. Historic 16th Street Tour Wander down 16th Street in downtown Denver, which has been a vital thoroughfare since 1858. Hear of Denver’s history, enjoy the architecture, and see what is now known as the 16th Street Mall in a new light. Mansion of Quality Hill Tour Discover Quality Hill which boasts architectural gems like the Governor’s Mansion, Malo Mansion, and the Zang Mansion. Learn more about the individuals behind the homes, and their legacy in Denver. Larimer Square Tour Explore Denver’s oldest block and how local citizens saved the block from ruin and dilapidation and created the city’s first historic district.

Take a historic walking tour of downtown Aspen and follow its origins, from a humble mining camp to a world-famous resort. Hear local legends and lore, historical stories, and discover a town rich with life. Walkthrough the historical downtown and visit spectacular landmarks such as the Wheeler Opera House, which housed the Comedy Festival and hosted many famous names throughout the years. Stop at the Red Onion, a restaurant and bar that's been open for more than 100 years. Admire Lady Justice, built outside of the Pitkin County Courthouse, and notice that she doesn't possess the usual blindfold over her eyes. Learn of high-profile litigations that occurred in the building from serial killers to famous actors. Walk along sidewalks, pedestrian ways, and park spaces and get a real taste of what Aspen has to offer.

On Denver After Dark Adults-Only Ghost Tour you will explore downtown Denver’s history of vice and death – and the victims who linger behind. Your tour will begin at Union Station. At this location you will learn about the Gold Rush of 1858 and the Silver crash of 1893. Next, you'll make your way to The Crawford Hotel. Here you will learn about Denver's first railroad station, and you will hear about the haunted history of the Crawford Hotel. You'll continue on to the Ice House where you will learn about the largest cold storage in Rocky mountain region. Next, you'll visit Market Street (The Row). At this location, you discuss Jack the Strangler and the history of The Row. You'll continue your journey to 18th and Lawrence where you will discuss the history of the Denver City Cable Railway Co. You'll then make your way to the Bryan White US Courthouse where you will discuss the history and and hear about the floating head of The Capitol. This tour includes optional stops as well such as The Equitable Building, Daniels and Fischer Tower, The Oxford Hotel, and Mattie Silk's House of Mirrors.

Embark on a journey through Denver's rich history and vibrant cocktail culture with this guided tour starting at the heart of the city, Union Station. Your local guide will provide an overview of Denver's early days and the city’s relationship with alcohol, from the prohibition era to the present day. As you explore the Lower Downtown neighborhood, known as LoDo, you'll discover the historic Larimer Square, the city's first commercial district, first block and home to Denver's first residence and city hall. Despite its rich history, the area is now bustling with trendy bars and restaurants, and remains a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. Follow your guide as you stroll through the historic streets lined with old brick buildings, stopping to visit some of their favorite spots, including one of Denver's oldest bars, or perhaps a cosy speakeasy, where you'll learn about the city's founding pioneers while sipping on a cocktail. You'll sample an array of Denver's best beverages as your guide provides an in-depth look at the ingredients, history, and inspiration behind each drink. From local favorites to international recipes, you'll experience Denver's diverse and delicious cocktail scene. You might also have a chance to taste some unique local twists on time-honoured classics and get to know about controversies and myths related to some popular drinks. By the end of the tour, you'll have a deep understanding and appreciation for the city, its history, and its craft cocktail scene. If you're planning to stay longer in Denver, your guide will be happy to provide recommendations for places to eat and drink for the rest of your trip.