The Denver Art Museum is known for the angular Hamilton Building, designed by Daniel Libeskind and opened in 2006. Its collections include a large body of Native American art, plus European, Asian, and contemporary work.
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Essential details
Quick facts
Ticket price: Paid admission; children and teens 18 and under are free.
Hours: Hours vary by day; check the museum's site before you go.
Recommended visit: 2 to 3 hours.
Getting there
Address: 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver.
Nearest transport: Light rail to Civic Center, or the free 16th Street MallRide.
On foot: About ten minutes from the State Capitol.
Accessibility & comfort
Access: Lifts and ramps serve the galleries.
Crowds: Weekends and school holidays are the busiest.
Facilities: Cafe, shop, and restrooms.
How to fit Denver Art Museum into your day
Morning: Start in the Native American galleries.
Midday: Lunch at the museum cafe.
Afternoon: Walk to the Clyfford Still Museum next door.
Before you go
Buy tickets online to skip lines.
Check which special exhibitions need extra tickets.
