Denver sits at an elevation of 5280 feet (1609 meters) and offers direct views of the Rocky Mountains. The city combines history with modern life. Museums tell stories of early settlers and gold miners, while parks and public squares invite walking. Architecture from the 19th century stands next to new buildings. Visitors find theaters, art galleries, sports facilities, and shops of different kinds here. Places in this selection include the Molly Brown House Museum, which shows the history of a Titanic survivor, and the Clyfford Still Museum, displaying works by an American painter. The Denver Zoo houses animals from different continents. Larimer Square is a historical district with restaurants and stores. Red Rocks Amphitheatre sits in a natural rock formation outside the city. Union Station now serves as a train station and meeting place. Washington Park offers lakes and green spaces for relaxation. These places show different sides of Denver and allow for varied experiences during a visit.
