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Denver Public Art Tours explore prominent public art sites implemented as part of the city's Public Art Program, offering free guided tour opportunities throughout the year to landmarks such as the Denver Art Museum, Civic Center Park, and the 16th Street Mall.

Tours are held two to three times per month at designated times and are led by experienced tour guides, who detail the history and cultural significance of the landmark being explored. Visitors are also welcome to explore more than 150 public works of multimedia art located throughout the Denver city center that are maintained as part of the program, primarily centered around the city's Golden Triangle Creative District.

Self-guided tour maps and information are available on the Public Art Program website.

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