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Culture: Denver’s Historic Treasures

Throughout the years, the Mile High City has sacrificed some beautiful examples of architecture that would have dated back to its first boom in the late 19th century. There are a few gems, however, that have been preserved and are open to the public today. Two of these are included in this day of perfection: The Molly Brown House Museum and Castle Marne Bed and Breakfast.

Begin your day in Denver with breakfast at WaterCourse Foods. They offer an all-vegetarian menu that promises to satisfy even the hardiest of carnivorous eaters. WaterCourse Foods also strives to reduce its impact on the environment by using completely biodegradable take out boxes, providing water on request, and offering discounts to patrons who ride their bikes to the restaurant. Once nourished at this environmentally conscious eatery, continue your day with a tour of the Molly Brown House Museum.

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