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10 Things to do this Winter Break in Denver, Colorado

10 Things to do this Winter Break in Denver, Colorado

How are you planning to spend the holidays this year? With time off work and kids home from school, the locals of Denver are looking for fun activities to fill their days.

 

Here are 10 ideas for indoor and outdoor winter fun.

 

  1. Experience Award-Winning Eateries on a Downtown Food Tour
  2. Enjoy a Hot Tea and Live Pianist at the Brown Palace
  3. Plan an Artsy day at the Clyfford Still Museum or Denver Art Museum
  4. Sip Hot Cocoa at Union Station Enjoying their Holiday Decorations
  5. Tour Dairy Block, Denver’s New and Trendy Micro-district
  6. Like Animals? Visit Denver Zoo during Zoo Lights of the  Denver Aquarium
  7. Go Ice Skating at Skyline Park in Downtown Denver
  8. Hike at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Jump on Stage Where Legends Play
  9. Window Shop (or Shop Shop!) on 16th St. Mall in Denver
  10. Get Outside the City and Pamper Yourself at the  Indian Hot Springs

 

Perhaps you would rather just get some good food with your friends and family? Then check out this article Festive Dining and Drinking in Denver for the Holidays.  For even more holiday activities, read this article about Holiday Activities and Events in Denver for December 2022.

 

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