Located on 12 acres, this is the state's largest collection of railroad cars and engines. Coors Brewing Company, offers free tours of the world's largest single-site brewery with free samples of a variety of Coors' products at the end of the tour. Founded in 1873 by Adolph Herman Joseph Coors, the brewery still uses natural Rocky Mountain spring water to make its beers. Admission is free. Geology Museum, located in the Colorado School of Mines, this is a very impressive mineral collection of specimens from around the world.
Admission is free.
Heritage Square, a re-constructed Colorado town from the 1870's, this quaint Victorian street offers a variety of shops, restaurants, amusement park rides and a music hall. Free admission to park. Red Rocks Amphitheatre, is one of the world's greatest outdoor concert venues. A summer concert series has featured all the top names in rock and country, from the Beatles to Bruce Springsteen. During the day, the park offers hiking trails, panoramic views of the rocks and Denver, a gift shop and picnic spots.