Art, history, and the stories of the Rockies.
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215 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Free local-history museum housed in the 1903 El Paso County Courthouse — the original courtroom is preserved, and exhibits cover Pikes Peak, the Ute people, and city founding.
200 S Sierra Madre St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
The most-awarded museum design of the past decade — a gleaming downtown landmark with hands-on exhibits where you can ski-jump, sprint, and shoot arrows against Team USA athletes. The most fun museum in town, hands down.
818 N Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
One of the largest numismatic collections in the world — ancient Greek coins, gold rush nuggets, and a 1913 Liberty Head nickel that's worth more than most houses.
30 W Dale St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
A 1936 Art Deco landmark with a serious collection of Southwest and American art, a working theatre, and free admission every Friday afternoon.
400 S 21st St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
A walk-through reconstruction of an authentic 1880s Colorado mining town — saloons, blacksmith, jail, and general store, all built with original buildings rescued from the mountains.
710 Rock Creek Canyon Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80926
A delightfully old-school roadside museum on the way to Cheyenne Mountain — 8,000 tropical insects, including the giant herculean beetle that's the museum's mascot.
103 ProRodeo Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
The official hall of fame of professional rodeo — saddles of legendary cowboys, animal-athlete inductees, and an outdoor arena with a live longhorn exhibit.
225 North Gate Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80921
A 27-acre indoor-outdoor museum on Colorado's mining heritage, with working steam engines, a pair of live burros to visit, and guided tours that fire up the century-old machines a couple times a day.
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