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Things to do in Denver that are kid-friendly

John's 2-year-old niece plays in the Discovery Zone at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Photo: John Frank/Axios The other week, we asked you for your favorite kid-friendly activities in Denver — particularly for the little ones. What we found: Readers sent in dozens of ideas, and three fun places led the list. 1. : So much fun that you can visit multiple times and still not cover all the ground.Adult perk: Little Man Ice Cream, fun for all ages, is just a mile away. 2. : "It's just great relearning to see how amazing a flower petal is!" Colby Drechsel wrote to us. And it opens at 9am.Adult perk: Copper Door Coffee Roasters at the downtown gardens, so you can get a great cup of coffee to keep up. 3. : So many different options. The favorite — for many age groups — is the with spinning things, a ninja course and a tall tower and slide.Adult perk: Just blocks away is Cerebral Brewing, where you can find great beer and snacks from the food truck or Machete tacos next door. John's thought bubble: The Colorado-themed highlight came watching my 2-year-old niece dig for fake dinosaur fossils at the — and then run around the virtual Discovery Zone. Pro tip: Buy a membership and get visitors in for free. Get more local stories in your inbox with .Subscribe Support local journalism by becoming a member.

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