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7 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Colorado Springs That You Shouldn't Miss
A crossroads for historians, sportsmen, architects, artists and gourmands, Colorado Springs offers a delightful mix of Western charms. Sunny skies and crisp mountain air make it a perfect place for a golf outing, extreme sports or a picnic in one of the many, many well-maintained parks.
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1. Olympic Training Center
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4.5 based on 1,409 reviews
The Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center is home to Olympic hopefuls in various sport disciplines. Take the guided walking tour and see the facilities in which athletes train as the aspire to be part of Team USA in the upcoming Olympic Games!
Reviewed By SendMeSomewhere - Cincinnati, United States
This tour was awesome, got to visit so many sections of US Olympic training facilities, including the shooting range, cooking class kitchen, sports medicine, track and field, basketball, and gymnastics areas. Taylor was an excellent guide - clearly has a passion for the Olympics and everything it stands for. He pointed out several Paralympic and Olympic athletes as we toured the grounds. We learned so much and my 9- and 6- year old really enjoyed it all, too. Thanks for a great visit!!
2. Glen Eyrie Castle
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4.5 based on 718 reviews
Nestled on 750 breathtaking acres with 95 rooms, Glen Eyrie's stunning beauty and rich heritage creates a place where guests can get away to rejuvenate and spend time in a safe setting. Glen Eyrie provides a unique guest experience which sets the stage for all to discover, explore, and be transformed. Guests can enjoy overnight stays, historical tours, Castle teas, enriching programs, retreats, group events or a conference. Come visit the home of General William Jackson Palmer, the founder of the city of Colorado Springs. Glen Eyrie is a ministry of The Navigators, and is built upon the unique intersection of natural, historical, and spiritual heritage.
Reviewed By brucew52 - Colorado Springs, United States
Glen Eyrie is the home of Colorado Springs founder, General William Palmer. Built in 1904, this beautiful castle offers guests a glimpse at the life of General Palmer. The tour not only covers the castle and the carriage house, but also the spectacular grounds around it as well. It’s all well worth the 2-3 hours you likely spend at Glen Eyrie. Two tours are offered daily at 11 am and 1 pm. The formal tour itself takes about 90 minutes. The castle also serves as an exquisite bed and breakfast as well.
3. Starr Kempf's Metal Sculptures
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4.5 based on 235 reviews
Starr Kempf Sculpture Garden - private property and not a business open to public
Reviewed By 859tinaf - Florida, United States
Stumbled across this yard full of fantastic, huge sculptures as we left Cheyenne Mountain, on our way to the Broadmoor. What a treat!
4. Evergreen Cemetery
5. Ivywild School
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4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By 918tiffany - Broken Arrow, United States
We visited on the first night they re-opened after Covid I think. I love their play on words on their website and menu. It was outdoor seating only but they were very organized and kept everyone at a safe distance. We all 3 enjoyed our drinks and I feel like it will be great once all the work is completed.
6. Stratton Open Space
7. Air Force Academy Airfield Overlook
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
