Civic Center Park Denver
Columbus statue in Civic Center Park.

Civic Center Park – Denver

Civic Center Park is Denver’s most urban green space, bordered by the Capitol, Art Museum and City and County Building. It features a symmetrical Neoclassical design, with numerous statues, flower gardens, a Greek amphitheater, a war memorial.

Throughout the year there are numerous festivals, parades and protests in the Civic Center. Annual events include:

History

After years of planning by former Denver mayor Robert Speer, Civic Center Park officially opened in 1919. It quickly became the Colorado nexus for arts, history, learning and government.

Activities

Hiking: There’s no trail system, but you can circle the park checking out some of Denver’s premiere attractions.

Picnicking: Several picnic tables, park benches, and grassy areas exist for a relaxing picnic or place to chill out.

Details

Address: 101 14th Avenue, Denver, CO 80204

Phone: 303-861-4633

Season: Year round, daily

Pets: Yes, on-leash

Fees: None

Map: Civic Center Park (PDF)

Website: denvergov.org