Welcome to Denver! Colorado’s capital may be full of trendy bars and up-and-coming restaurants, but this city’s got a whole heap of history too. This walking tour will introduce you to Denver’s hotspots and places of historical significance. After you meet your guide at the Big Sweep Statue, your experience will begin at the Center for Colorado Women's History. When we think of the Great Western Expansion we think of rough men on horseback, the gold rush and gun fights. But this amazing museum, housed in a 19th Century Mansion, brings a different perspective to it: it tells the stories of the many women and girls brave enough to take the long journey West, their hardships and their triumphs. Our next stop is the Colorado State Capitol, constructed in the late 19th century and reminiscent of the United States Capital. Then take a detour off the streets and duck into the late 19th-century Brown Palace Hotel, one of the first atrium-style hotels ever built and famous for its unique architecture. Take some time to admire this beautiful building and learn about its history. After taking a walk along the 16th Street Mall, a mile-long pedestrian promenade designed by famed architect I.M. Pei. The street is brimming with exciting shops, eateries and entertainment venues. The last stop on our tour is the tree-lined Larimer Square, another spot popular with locals. From here you'll get a good feel of the Lower Downtown neighbourhood, known as LoDo. Here you’ll get a look at a more modern sign of Denver, full of lively bars and trendy restaurants, should you want to stop for a well-deserved break.