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10Best Shopping by Type
Expert Tips for Denver Shopping
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The Streets at SouthGlenn: "Valet parking is available at two stations on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings starting at 4 p.m. The cost is just $5 per vehicle."
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Stanley Marketplace: "If you're visiting with kids, check the schedule for Bounce Stapleton. Bounce has Open Gym times for ages 5 & older who can have supervised gymnastics fun while parents shop and dine at Stanley."
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Flatiron Crossing: "Questions? You can chat or text with the Flatiron Crossing concierge at 720.463.4000"
Best Denver, CO Shopping
Local Expert Shopping Recommendations
Local Expert Shopping Recommendations
About Denver, CO Shopping
Denver's shopping opps are reflective of its culture: chic, artsy, contemporary, funky, often upscale, and with a serious nod to the rugged Western heritage from which the city was born. There are mega malls, to be sure. But aficionados will want to venture outside those traditional boxes to poke around boutiques and independently owned shops and galleries. Denver has two defined art districts: the longstanding Art District on Santa Fe, south of downtown, and the emerging River North area, or RiNo Art District, to the north. From funky spaces and working studios to established galleries, to say nothing of the superb shops at Denver Art Museum, the Mile High City offers inspiration to those who appreciate art in all its forms. There are also three distinct clusters of stores conveniently grouped for one-stop shopping: historic Larimer Square, upscale Cherry Creek North and the fabulously renovated and revived Denver Union Station. Of course, there are also stand-alones, places such as Twist and Shout where both old and new vinyl records are sold, and 5 Green Boxes with its visually arresting array of goods. Best of all, across all neighborhoods and genres are goods made only in Colorado.
About Christine Loomis
Christine has written about every aspect of travel, from romance and adventure to family and wellness. She is also lucky to have had three major home states through the years: New York, Colorado and California. Today she divides time between the Denver and San Francisco areas. Christine loves shoe shopping and fishing; walking anywhere; horseback riding (she was on... Read More