Byer's-Evans House

Learn about some of the most fascinating and spooky sites of Denver on this all-ages walking ghost tour that showcases the city's pristine Victorian manors and the spirits that dwell within. Visit the home that J.J. and Molly Brown purchased after the silver crash happened in 1893. Learn about and discuss Molly Brown and how she used her wealth for social classes and how the citizens rallied together to purchase the house. Have the opportunity to explore a late Victorian mansion, the Byer's-Evans House, and hear about the fascinating history that surrounds it. Learn about the haunted history that surrounds the Marijuana Mansion Denver and discuss the impressive architecture. Next, walk to the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion where you will be informed about the influential homeowners and the eerie hauntings that happened almost immediately after the Whitehead family moved in. Another fascinating stop on the tour will be the Patterson Inn where the guide will discuss the legendary haunted history. Get a glimpse into an authentic traditional Victorian home when you come to the Capitol Hill Mansion Bed & Breakfast Inn, which happens to be the only manor of its kind that isn't haunted.

Head to the meeting point and get ready to discover the top sights in Downtown Denver with the help of a local guide. As you walk, hear fun facts and learn about famous residents and scandals of the past. Pass by the Colorado Supreme Courthouse, Civic Center Park, the Denver Art Museum, the Byers Evans Mansion, the Denver Mint, and much more. Visit the 16th Street Mall with its boutique stores and trendy restaurants, and see the bohemian musicians and artists that line the mall's corridor. You'll also get the chance to see some of the city's famous artworks, including the enormous red chair titled "The Yearling", the "Big Sweep" sculpture, and the Scottish Angus Cow and Calf. Purchase some refreshments along the way as you stop by popular eateries like the Leven Deli, one of the best delis in Denver – their cookies are legendary. Your tour comes to an end at the Paramount Theater, the home of live entertainment and film in the city of Denver since 1930. This is the perfect spot from which to keep exploring the Downtown area on your own.

This walking tour is an historic journey into Denver’s past, while enjoying the wonderment of Holiday Lights, along the tour route. Denver is known as the “Christmas City”, and after taking this tour, you will understand why. From the remarkable lights of the City and County Building to the Brown Palace Hotel, you will enjoy every stop. The tour starts, in front of the Denver Art Museum, and ends at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, on the 16th Street Mall. Highlights include a stop at the Mile High Holiday Tree, which is the largest digital tree in the United States. This amazing market has fantastic food, shopping, live music, and a beer tent. Receive 15-minutes to go grab some roasted almonds, hot chocolate, and or a pretzel. • Denver Art Museum • Historic Byer-Evans Mansion • Civic Center Park • City and County Building (The centerpiece of holiday lights, in Denver) • Mile Hight Holiday Tree • German Christkindl Market • Colorado State Capitol (We talk about it from across the street). • Denver Mint (We talk about it from across the street). • Historic Curry-Chocovich House • Brown Palace Hotel • Trinity Methodist Church • The Navaree • 16th Street Mall • Paramount Theatre • Denver Pavillions • Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory This tour is great for holiday parties and family holiday outings.