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Get ready for an exciting and educational journey chronicling days past at the History Colorado Center. The Center strikes a perfect balance between educational and entertaining for the best of both worlds, thanks to a multitude of permanent and temporary exhibits for both kids and adults.

Locals and long-time fans lovingly refer to the Denver Art Museum as the DAM. One thing is for sure: you’ll be DAM impressed with its extensive collection of art from around the world, lineup of lectures and talks, and rotating diverse exhibitions.

The Houston Zoo is a must-do for animal lovers of all ages. Filled with a diverse assortment of species ranging from anacondas to eastern bongos (a rare African antelope), it is an excellent opportunity to see hundreds of animals from all over the world in an engaging environment.

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Colorado's official air and space museum in Denver is the place to visit if you have ever dreamed of piloting your own craft, have even a passing interest in aviation, or are just excited to learn more about the mile-high city's contribution to the Air Force. With a hangar space of almost 200,000 square feet filled with military and civilian planes, the Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum is a crowd-pleaser for guests of all ages.

The Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus is like a little slice of heaven on earth for kids. Where else can they climb a three-story "mountain," create a robot out of recycled materials, and create their own vapor-filled bubbles? The Denver Children’s Museum was created expressly for kids to enjoy the wonder of childhood. Once you get inside, you’ll see how well they succeeded.