Denver’s Wild Side: Self-Guided Audio Tour of its Notorious Past

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This 45-minute walking tour explores Denver's wild past through Lower Downtown (LoDo), from its rough warehouse origins to today's vibrant neighborhood. Starting at the mysterious sealed tunnel entrance on Market Street, you'll discover the transformation of this historic district.

Tour highlights include:

• Historic tunnel entrance where coal transport led to underground illicit activities

• The Sugar Building from Colorado's sugar beet industry era

• Haunted Oxford Hotel's Cruise Room with ghost Florence Montague in room 320

• McGregor Square and Coors Field that sparked LoDo's revitalization

• Rockmount Ranch Wear, creators of the first snapped western shirt

• Dairy Block alley's European atmosphere and restored 1918 Windsor Dairy building

• Site of the only known gun duel between two women

You'll hear stories of whisky parties, destroyed Chinatown, haunted locations, and the infamous House of Mirrors brothel while learning how Denver evolved into the Mile High City.

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Suitable for all physical fitness levels

The total tour time includes walking the route and passing by the attractions

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16th Street Mall

The mall was once one of the main streets in Denver. In 1982, the city closed off the streets to vehicle traffic, and created a two mile long corridor of shops, restaurants, bars, and entertaining attractions. The mall was designed by world renowned architecture, I. M. Pei, who also designed the Louvre Pyramid, in Paris France

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Larimer Square

Take a leisurely stroll along what is considered one of the most important streets in Denver, and was recognized in 1971, as the first historic landmark.

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