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General Information
We have a huge amount of information for visitors coming to boulder, whether your here for business or pleaser we can help you find what your looking for in boulder and boulder county. Check out the boulder visitors center or the Boulder Chamber of Commerce. and pleas do look at our big hotel guide for boulder visitors.

Travel Information
Links to transportation carriers for guests visiting Boulder Yellow Cab and Supershuttle.

Yellow Cab

303 777-7777

Denver and Boulders number one transportation choice.

Boulder SuperShuttle

303 270 0000

Boulders best airport transportation.

Airport Information
Information for Boulder visitor about Denver international Airport DIA

Airline information

Denver International Airport

303-342-2000

Denver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau
The metro Denver Convention Center and visitors guide for folks going to Denver.

www.Denver.org

1-800-233-6837

Denver Traffic Conditions

Denver Traffic Conditions

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Best Attractions

Downtown Boulder

Downtown Denver

In Golden

Coors Brewery offers tours of their facility

Celestial Seasons

In Boulder

Boulders own Celestial Seasoning offers tours of their facility, something to see in Boulder

Denver Art Museum

100 W. 14th Ave. Pkwy

Phone: 303/640-2793.

Denver Botanical Gardens

Walk among the greenery

Denver Zoo

E. 23rd Ave., between York St. and Colorado Blvd

The 7-acre "Primate Panorama," opened in 1996 for the zoo's centennial, houses 29 species of primates in state-of-the-art environments that simulate the animals' natural habitats. To create a tropical environment in Colorado's climate, heated rocks and hidden steam pipes were incorporated into the design. Other zoo highlights include a nursery for baby animals; seal shows; educational programs on endangered species; and the Zoo-liner train, which winds through the property as guests are given a safari tour. COST: $7 Oct.-Mar., $9 Apr.-Sept. Oct.-Mar., daily 10-5; Apr.-Sept., daily 9-6.

Denver Performing Arts Complex

Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Elitch Gardens Amusement Park

I-25 and Speer Blvd

303/595-4386

Best Parks

Alderfer / Three Sisters Park – Evergreen

Berkeley Park

Chatfield Nature Preserve – Littleton

Chautauqua Park – Boulder

Civic Center Park – Downtown

100 W. 14th Avenue Parkway

Denver, CO 80209

720-913-0633

Downtown Denver

Denver's largest public space contains rose gardens, lakes, a golf course, tennis courts, a huge community-built children's playground, and two of the city's most popular attractions: the Denver Zoo and the Denver Museum of Natural History. A shuttle runs between the two.

Best Landmarks

Colorado Ocean Journey

700 Water St., off Exit 211 of I-25,

303/561-4450.

Colorado State Capitol

1313 Sherman, Room 1B20

Denver, CO 80203

Phone: 303-866-2358

Fax: 303-866-2257

Denver Public Library

The Denver Public Library 10 W. Fourteenth Ave. Pkwy. Denver, Colorado 80204

Phone 720-865-1111 / TTY 720-865-1472

Automated Phone Renewal 720-865-1133

Forney Museum

4303 Brighton blvd. Denver, Co

Peeling carriages, corroding cabooses, and classic cycles litter the exterior of this odd museum that resembles an abandoned auto yard. Inside not-quite-thought-out exhibit rooms are an 1898 Renault coupe, Teddy Roosevelt's tour car, Aly Khan's Rolls, and a Big Boy steam locomotive, among other collectibles. There's also a room dedicated to 18th-century military uniforms. Anyone who grew up on model cars or Lionel trains will wander this eccentric museum in a happy daze. COST: $6. Mon.-Sat. 8-5.

Pepsi Center

1000 Chopper Circle

Denver, CO 80204

Main Line - 303.405.1100

webmaster@pepsicenter.com

Pepsi Center is located in Denver's Central Platte Valley. There are two main entrances: 7th Street and Auraria Parkway, and Speer Boulevard and Chopper Circle.

Union Station

1701 Wynkoop Street

Denver, Colorado 80202

303-534-6333

United States Mint

320 West Colfax Ave.

Denver, Colorado 80204-2693

800-872-6468

303-405-4755

Free tours take visitors around this facility, where more than 10 billion coins are minted yearly, and where the nation's second-largest hoard of gold is displayed. W. Colfax Ave. and Cherokee St.. COST: Free. Tours weekdays 8-3 every 20 min, except during inventory (usually last 2 wks in June).

Best Regional Destinations

Black Hawk & Central City

Idaho Springs

Garden of the Gods

Visitors Center

1805 N. 30th Street (at Gateway Road)

Colorado Springs, CO 80904

719-634-6666

Glenwood Springs

Pikes Peak Area

Rocky Mountain National Park

Located near Estes Park and Grand Lake, CO