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Subject: Denver, Colorado - September08, 2006



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A look at what to do in the major U.S. and worldwide tourist destinations. -- September 11, 2006


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Denver, Colorado

Located at the base of the Rocky Mountains, Denver is one of America's most beautiful and fun cities. Blessed with 300 sunny days a year, Denver has the largest city park system, 90 golf courses and 650 miles of paved bike trails!

With the tenth-largest downtown in the U.S. -- and mountain views from every street -- downtown Denver is the place to be. But wait -- into sports? Check out any one of the 7 pro teams that call Denver home.

Denver has one of the highest educated population in America and a great love of the arts. The Denver Performing Arts Complex is the second largest in the nation, with ten theatres seating 10,000 people. There's still more...Denver has an amazing collection of museums devoted to the wonders of Planet Earth. The Denver Zoo is the fourth most popular zoo in the nation and is undergoing a $130 million improvement program. And how about one more thing, Denver brews more beer than any other city with 80 different beers brewed here.

Everyone else loves Denver, why not you too?

Median income -- $39,500

Median house value -- $165,800

For more information visit www.denver.org or call 303-892-1112.



The Top 9 Attractions in Denver

 
Water World 303-650-7644

America's largest family water park features over 41 aquatic attractions on 64 beautifully landscaped acres, including two giant wave pools, white-water rapids, speed slides, a Voyage to the Center of the Earth, a Lost River of the Pharaohs, Wally World for tots and many more.

Six Flags Elitch Gardens 303-595-4386

Two parks in one -- a family theme park and Island Kingdom Water Park in downtown Denver. Something for everyone: thrilling coasters, family rides, fun-filled shows, beautiful gardens, playful water attractions and over a dozen pint-sized rides for the little ones in Looney Tunes Movie Town.

 
Lakeside Amusement Park 303-477-1621

The largest amusement park in the Rocky Mountain region. Fun for the entire family, including 15 kiddie rides, classic Cyclone Roller Coaster, scenic miniature train, 39 rides plus games and refreshments.

Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys 303-322-1053

Unique exhibits will capture your imagination and bring back childhood memories. Learn about architecture, design, lifestyles, art, fashion, history and folklore. Special events change periodically.

Colorado State Capitol 303-866-2604

Visit the three Mile High Markers, Allen True water murals, Women's Gold Tapestry, Colorado General Assembly Chambers and the rose onyx wainscoting.

Buffalo Herd Nature Preserve

The city of Denver maintains a herd of buffalo in a natural setting. The buffalo are direct descendants of the last wild buffalo herd in America.

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Colorado National Monument 970-858-3617

Red rock canyons and spires fill this 20,445-acre national monument. The 23-mile long Rim Rock Drive skirts the canyon rim, offering magnificent views.

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Downtown Aquarium 303-561-4450

This world-class aquarium immerses visitors on two journeys, from the Continental Divide in Colorado to Mexico's Sea of Cortez and from an Indonesian rain forest to the Pacific Ocean. From Colorado's state fish, greenback cutthroat trout and swimming Sumatran tigers and more.

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Denver Zoo 303-376-4800

This 75 acre-zoo is home to over 4,000 rare and exotic animals, including rare amur leopards, okapi, black rhinoceros, elephants, vampire bats, orangutan, Komodo dragons and many more. 

(Pictured are lorikeets.)

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