National Ballpark Museum
Under $25A Denver museum in the LoDo neighborhood devoted to baseball ballparks and their history.

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Catch a Rockies game or take a behind-the-scenes tour of the downtown ballpark with its mile-high purple row.
2001 Blake St · Denver, CO
Coors Field has been home to the Colorado Rockies since 1995. In the upper deck, the 20th row of seats is painted purple to mark one mile above sea level. Beyond center field sits a Rocky Mountain landscape of pine trees, a waterfall and fountains that shoot high into the air after a Rockies home run or win. Guided tours run Monday through Saturday, start at Gate D on 20th and Blake, last 70 to 80 minutes and cover about a mile of the ballpark.
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