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    Larimer Square & D&F Clock Tower Walking Tour

    Walk Denver’s oldest block and climb the D&F Clock Tower for city views

    4.4 stars• 8 reviews

    • No hidden fees
    • Includes concierge support

    Duration

    90 minutes

    Includes

    Walking tour, Clock Tower visit

    Highlights

    Explore Larimer Square, Denver’s oldest block, then head up the D&F Clock Tower for views from 400 feet above the city.

    • Explore Denver’s first city center on a guided walk
    • Learn how the area changed from a city hub to a skid row
    • Discover how citizens saved the block from demolition
    • Visit Denver’s first historic district at Larimer Square
    • Take in views from the top of the D&F Clock Tower
    • Finish your tour in about 90 minutes

    Things to know

    Plan to arrive 15 minutes before the tour start time.

    Cancellation Policy

    During winter months tours may be canceled due to extreme weather: snowfall of 5 or more inches or temperatures below 30 degrees. If canceled, a decision is made by 6 PM the evening prior, an email is sent, and refunds processed.

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    FAQs

    Arrive 15 minutes before the tour start time.

    Bring good walking shoes, water, and anything extra the weather requires (such as an umbrella, sunglasses, or mittens).

    You’ll visit the top of the D&F Clock Tower, about 400 feet above the ground.

    Meeting details

    Denver, CO

    Experience provided by Historic Denver Tours

    Related locations

    Daniels & Fisher

    Admission included

    Standing at 1601 Arapahoe Street, Daniels & Fisher Tower punctuates the Denver skyline with an elegance that feels out of step with time in the best possible way. Modeled after the Campanile di San Marco in Venice, its terracotta facade and clock faces draw eyes upward from street level. Daniels & Fisher once anchored one of the American West's grandest department stores, and the tower is all that remains. Today it stands as a quiet monument to Denver's Gilded Age ambitions, framed by the bustle of the 16th Street Mall.

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