Cheap Holidays to Boulder

Boulder Holidays

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Holidays in Boulder

Ignite your curiosity, discover the sights and open yourself to new experiences in Boulder, a destination which regularly lures travellers back for more.

Often, it's the people who reside in a city that make it special. In this part of North Central Colorado, you'll find 97,000 of them.

Denver, the state capital, is situated 25 miles southeast of Boulder, while Eldorado Springs can be found 6 miles to the south.

Everyone in the family is sure to have a blast at Bay Aquatic Park and Paul Derda Recreation Center. If you're up for even more excitement, Gateway Fun Center and the WOW Children's Museum are some other possibilities.

Strolling into Boulder Fish Observatory is like taking a dive into the ocean, but without needing to use a wet suit! Here you'll happen upon all kinds of fascinating marine animals.

Learn how local wines are produced, and then sample a few of them, when you visit the Ciatano Winery.

There's no need to venture deep into the forest to see a bit of greenery. Chautauqua Park and Eldorado Canyon State Park are just two of the appealing recreational spots you'll find amid this concrete jungle. There's also lots of fun to be had at Meadow Park and Settler's Park.

National Center for Atmospheric Research is the perfect starting point for your visit. You'll discover a wealth of information here, including ideas for day trips, the top restaurants to check out and much more.

Discover Boulder's sparkling waterfalls and let the sound of flowing water rid you of all of your worries. The three names to keep in mind are Ouzel Falls, Copeland Falls and Boulder Falls.

Find some serenity and keep an eye out for the birdlife around you at Sawhill Ponds Trailhead, a popular local waterway.

Boulder has a range of natural reserves, such as Sandstone Ranch Community Park and Carter Lake County Park. For some more breathing space, head over to Wild Basin Area and Flatirons.

The Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum and the Leanin' Tree Museum of Western Art are calm places to hide away from a rainy day. Study the eye-opening displays and ask the friendly staff about guided tours and other one-off events! Can't get enough? Also head to Sommer Bausch Observatory and the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art.

Spark your imagination at Fiske Planetarium, where you'll be surrounded by the latest and greatest from the science realm.

When it comes to gallery hopping, art lovers are spoilt for choice. The Mary Williams Fine Arts is just the tip of the iceberg. Once you're done, get lost among the colourful paintings and unusual sculptures at the CU Art Museum and the Osmosis Gallery.

Journey back through time and uncover the characters and events that have helped shape this area at the CU Heritage Center and the Longmont Museum. You'll also discover eye-opening displays which endeavour to bring history to life at the CU Museum of Natural History and the Boulder History Museum.

The Colorado Chautauqua and the Broomfield 9-11 Memorial are a great place to start if you want an immersive journey into Boulder's history. If you're a bona-fide history fanatic, Arnett-Fullen House is also worth wandering around.

When it comes to choosing which landmarks to visit, the Interlocken Business Park and the IBM Boulder Campus are two of the essentials. They're the kind of attraction that you'll want to show off to your friends, so don't forget your camera!

Proudly sitting among the buildings of Boulder, Rolando Campos serves as a reminder of this city's past people and events.

Why not take a trip to the University of Colorado-Boulder? It's one of the area's chief centres for higher learning. Gaze at the modern architecture and learn what it's like to study there. Two other higher educational establishments worth checking out are the Naropa University and the CU Wizards.

This destination is a shopper's Shangri-la. You can purchase all that you'll need and much more at Pearl Street Mall and Flatiron Crossing. If you manage to browse all of that without burning a hole in your wallet, continue to Twenty Ninth Street and Eagle Plume's.

Wrap up a day of sightseeing by seeing some entertainment at 1st Bank Center or Planet Bluegrass. Fox Theater and the Boulder Theater are also worthwhile. Remember to check the programmes.

When you are exploring new places, keep in mind that it's sometimes the more obscure attractions that burn brightest in your memories when you get back home. Some places which fit that bill in Boulder are the Boulder Public Library and the Dairy Center for the Arts. The Nomad Theater and Lyons Town Hall are two more options to consider.