Interesting and historical houses. I grew up in a Victorian house in England. Only one of them matched this era... rest were more European and dare I say it.. slightly german... none the less... it’s a nice 15 min experience in Denver

My go-to for an evening walk with the dogs. So glad this historic part of Denver was preserved. Do yourself a favor and check it out! The architecture is beautiful - Sadly, they don’t make houses like that anymore.

An amazing location for viewing beautifully restored/preserved 100+ year old homes. All still in use as office space for the college. Could easily spend an hour here just reading the historical plaques. Great picnic spot.

Get a little history lesson on the upper class of denver and take a nap in the grass!

It's a very chill place with cute old houses from the beginning of 20th century. Peaceful island of history in a couple of minutes from LightRail and Denver B-Cycle station. Grab a coffee/snack and come here to enjoy your lunch.

9 historic houses with charm line a green space on the CU Denver campus.

Such a beautiful campus. Kept clean and great vibe.

Very historical buildings and grounds+

10/10 Lovely place, calm, easy to relax It's a nice park, lots of space and enjoyable, not to mention not many people come here, I'm probably going to visit more often to unwind during my busy day at the campus,

The oldest surviving block of buildings in the city of Denver. A cool little place for a self-guided tour (clear info plaques throughout). Only a block or two. Weirdly located. Definitely use GPS to get there.

My son get his graduation ceremony here and was awesome. I rather be outdoors than have it in big and crowded places!

Had my hooding ceremony here, really pretty little area :)

Great place to relax and enjoy some good scenery

Feels like great minds from when the Founding Fathers walked through here. Was really enjoyable to think clearly.

Very quaint park in the middle of the big city. Love the historic preservation of denver roots

Peaceful, quiet, I love looking at the history of the campus