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in Denver, CO 80202about 16th Street Mall:
The 16th Street Mall is located in the heart of downtown Denver and runs the length of the downtown area. It is 16 blocks and exactly one mile long. The Mall features dozens of outdoor cafes and restaurants, a well as independent street vendors/carts.
Most of downtown Denver's shopping is located along the 16th Street Mall. More than 50 shops are located in the Denver Pavilions right on the 16th Street Mall between Welton and Glenarm. Every few blocks during the summer, you'll find a blues guitarist, a wailing clarinetist, or a jazzy sax player. And most of them are pretty decent.
The Mall, ranks as one of Denver's top ten tourist spots and is definitely worth the stop. If you aren't much of a shopper, you'll still find plenty to see and do while downtown. Denver is a walking city and the best way to appreciate the architecture, parks, and history of the downtown area is on foot. For those who prefer to ride, free shuttle service carries people from one end of the mall to the other.
Most of downtown Denver's shopping is located along the 16th Street Mall. More than 50 shops are located in the Denver Pavilions right on the 16th Street Mall between Welton and Glenarm. Every few blocks during the summer, you'll find a blues guitarist, a wailing clarinetist, or a jazzy sax player. And most of them are pretty decent.
The Mall, ranks as one of Denver's top ten tourist spots and is definitely worth the stop. If you aren't much of a shopper, you'll still find plenty to see and do while downtown. Denver is a walking city and the best way to appreciate the architecture, parks, and history of the downtown area is on foot. For those who prefer to ride, free shuttle service carries people from one end of the mall to the other.
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Information kiosks are located between Welton and Glenarm in front of the Denver Pavilions and between Arapahoe and Lawrence in front of the Tabor Center.
getting there:
Downtown Denver is accessible from all directions via I-25 at Lincoln Street, Santa Fe Drive, 6th Avenue, Colfax Avenue, Auraria Parkway, Speer Boulevard, and Park Avenue.
From I-70 exit at Brighton Boulevard. RTD light-rail trains depart every five to 15 minutes between the Littleton Mineral Station and downtown.
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