Denver

[disneygirlie11]

Anybody have suggestions of places to go and eat at in Denver in November? TIA!

[Tick-Tock]

What are you interested in?

In Denver proper, there is a zoo, a nature and science museum, an art museum (King Tut show now through beginning of January), contemporary art museum, children's museum, aquarium, the Colorado state capitol, and a U.S. Mint. Also historical sites like Molly Brown's house.

Nearby is Golden, which has the Coors factory (free tour), a nice downtown area, a historical park, and is near Red Rocks (a nice walking area as well as concerts in the summer season) [Golden was the beginning- and end-point of the Amazing Race a few seasons ago]. Also Boulder, which has the Celestial Seasonings tea factory (another free tour), great walking paths near the Flatirons, a nice pedestrian mall, a wonderful teahouse, and lots of great vegetarian restaurants.

In November it could be sunny and gorgeous, or there could be three feet of snow. No way to tell.

[LVT]

Denver is home to one of my favorite Botanical gardens.