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Published: February 17th 2010
We arrived in Denver after leaving Grand Canyon National park and traveling up through south Colorado. Some of the most lush farm land I have ever seen is situated in South Colorado and would be any farmers dream to live there. With mountains in the background and wondrous lush green fields with woodland, it is no surprise that this land is prime retail area.
This was the second time I made my visit to Denver and it was a much better experience. This was because it was not a ghost town this time round and we had a good couple of nights out downtown. We were back in the city to drop one of us off so he could fly back to London.
The big 50 foot Blue Bear peering into a massive building was a great piece for a picture. The walk around town was nice with the people very polite and open to talk to. But the place to go and see is most certainly is the Colorado State Capitol building and surrounding area with some amazing buildings and a lovely park.
Other things to check out are the Cherry Creek Shopping District that have some
really cool markets and generally nice atmosphere. Also the Coors Brewery has a cool tour that is worth the visit so you can see how America's best beer (my opinion) is made.
Would say that this it is worth a long weekend break for sure.
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