It’s no secret that Denver is filled with photo-worthy hot spots. From the mountains to the Red Rocks amphitheater, you’re bound to get that insta-perfect content. But how about spots that don’t require traveling far from the city?
From historic landmarks to iconic street art, we’ve rounded up the best Instagram-able spots to help you mix business with just the right amount of Mountain West fun.
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Denver Union Station | Photo Credit: Visit Denver
Starting off with one of the most notable landmarks in Downtown: Union Station. With its striking architecture, historic details and beautiful interiors, Union Station makes for a picture-perfect backdrop inside and out.
Travel back in time to the oldest commercial block in the city. Historic brick buildings, charming storefronts and string lights stretching across the street make Larimer Square a quintessential Denver photo op.
3. Denver Mural
You can’t visit a new city without getting a photo with its name on the wall! Head to 2314 N. Broadway for a colorful Denver mural that makes the perfect backdrop for your next post.
4. “Denver… You’re So Cool” Mural
One mural not enough? We’ve got you covered. Created by local street artists, the “Denver… You’re So Cool” mural is a favorite photo spot for travelers. Find it on the back wall of the 11th Avenue Hostel.
5. Pastel Houses on Colfax Ave
Looking for a colorful backdrop? The pastel-colored houses along Colfax Avenue bring plenty of personality to your feed. The bright residential buildings make for a fun, unexpected Denver photo op.
6. Denver’s Rainbow Street Crossing
Add a little color to your Denver adventure with a stop at the rainbow street crossing in the River North Arts District. It’s a simple but vibrant backdrop for a quick photo.
7. RiNo, the River North Arts District
If street art is your thing, head to RiNo. The neighborhood is packed with colorful murals, bold installations, and creative backdrops around nearly every corner. Be sure to check out their website to find other murals, places to eat and drink, and events happening in the area.
Designed by renowned architects Gio Ponti and Daniel Libeskind, the Denver Art Museum is a work of art itself. Capture the dramatic architecture from the outside, then head indoors to explore its extensive collection of art from around the world.
Take a stroll through Commons Park and across the Millennium Bridge for beautiful views of Downtown Denver, the surrounding skyline and the Rocky Mountains. Visit around sunset or after dark for an especially scenic photo opportunity.
BONUS: Big Blue Bear
And finally, you don’t even have to leave the Content Marketing World venue for this one! The iconic Big Blue Bear sits right outside the Colorado Convention Center. Be sure to grab your photo with Denver’s most famous oversized ursine before you head home.
