In the mid-17th century, this impressive building was built by a noble Portuguese family. Nowadays, it houses the original collection of decorative art by César Filipe Gomes. There is Portuguese furniture dating back to the 17th century, Oriental and European porcelain items, and a beautiful chapel in the garden.

The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History is the only museum in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to exploring and interpreting the American Jewish experience. The museum aims to foster a deeper connection of Jews to their heritage and inspire an appreciation for the diversity of this experience and the ideals of American freedom among people of all backgrounds. Visitors can enjoy a wealth of exhibits, including over 1,200 artifacts and documents from the museum's collection, 2,500 images, 30 original films, and 13 interactive media displays. Some of the notable artifacts on display include Einstein's pipe, Irving Berlin's piano, and Steven Spielberg's first camera.

Originally a gift from Japan to the United States, the garden house was constructed as an effort to foster relationships between the nations after World War II. Initially built in New York, it was later moved to West Fairmount Park, where it now serves as the centerpiece of a serene Japanese garden. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquil atmosphere while exploring the intricacies of the architecture and the lush landscape.

Each November, Denver's art districts come alive with over 300 events that cater to art enthusiasts. From the intimate galleries and theaters to the iconic museums and unique performing arts venues, there's something for everyone. Explore the vibrant art districts, view stunning museum exhibitions and outdoor sculptures, immerse yourself in the performing arts, get inspired at literary and film events, and even take home some art of your own.