- The list below includes 264 free or cheap things to do in or near Broomfield, Colorado, including 94 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Recreation Centers, Hiking Trails and Bowling.
- From Broomfield 9/11 Memorial to Broomfield County Commons Open Space, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Broomfield and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Golden, Boulder, Denver and Wheat Ridge.
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Located in a modern hydroelectric plant, the Georgetown Energy Museum is dedicated to the history of energy production in and around Georgetown, Colorado. It features historical documents, photos, energy production equipment, appliances and more.
35.5 Miles
The Bowman-White House Museum is a historical location designed in Victorian style. The house is used by historical enthusiasts who are interested in learning more about the local area and culture.
35.6 Miles
Hotel de Paris Museum used to be the first-class French restaurant during the silver mining boom in the 1800s. Now, it operates as a museum is a great place for people of all ages to learn about old innovations in domestic science and culinary history.
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The public can come see original, 19th-century, firefighting artifacts at the Georgetown Firefighting Museum. Patrons can view an interpretive exhibit, appreciate the historic furnishings and learn what firefighting was like before modern equipment.
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Showcasing a local photographer named Gary A. Haines, Grizzly Creek Gallery Inc is filled with prints on display for visitors to enjoy. The photographs depict scenes of nature; including forests, mountains, and rivers.
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Colorado Mountain is an art gallery run as a members' co-op. The gallery features the works of more than 60 Colorado artists in a wide variety of styles and media.
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Opened in 1980, Los Andes, LLC is a historic art gallery offering a variety of different works on display. Railroad art, posters, and gifts are among the products available at the gallery.
35.7 Miles
The Hamill House Museum is a historic country gothic style house that once belonged to silver baron William Arthur Hamill. The museum also offers hands-on exhibit to children so that they can learn about old and innovative domestic gadgets used during the late 18th century.
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Visitors can view a collection of works that includes pieces from award winning artists at Georgetown Gallery. Their collection features watercolors, pastels, and oil paintings that depict a variety of subjects including western scenes, landscapes, and florals.
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Georgetown's Guanella Pass is a 22-mile vehicle trail that winds through several different forest ecosystems and climate zones. Its peak rises above the timberline, and its lowest points feature trees and shrubs that prefer a marshy environment.