3 Best Places To See in Fort Collins, CO

“Fort Collins Museum of Discovery was established in 2008 through a private and public partnership between the City of Fort Collins Museum and the nonprofit Discovery Science Center. The Museum's exhibition gallery invites visitors to explore the interconnectedness of everything, from the relationship between music and light to the interdependence of flora and fauna, bicycles, and agriculture. The Fort Collins Museum of Discovery results from a merger between two existing institutions: a community history museum and an interactive science center. With 16,000 square feet of exhibits, the Museum offers an immersive and engaging experience. It's an all-ages museum that showcases history, culture, and science. Free admission for kids under 2.”

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“The Gardens on Spring Creek is a stunning 18-acre botanical garden situated on the scenic Spring Creek corridor. The Gardens' expanded Visitor's Center and gift shop, Everitt Pavilion, Butterfly House, and Great Lawn, coupled with its five acres of newly developed gardens, provide visitors with various spectacular sights and attractions to explore. With a commitment to providing exceptional service with enthusiasm, originality, and cost-effectiveness, The Gardens on Spring Creek has become a destination for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike. Free admission for members.”

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“Global Village Museum of Arts showcases an incredible collection of folk arts worldwide to promote cross-cultural understanding and appreciation. The museum's galleries display a diverse range of fine arts and cultural artifacts, with exhibits designed to engage and inspire visitors to learn about the rich diversity of world cultures. The Global Village Museum of Arts plays a vital role in fostering international connections and promoting cultural exchange by providing valuable educational resources and opportunities. As a way of showing appreciation for its members' support, the museum offers free admission to members, making it an excellent value for anyone interested in experiencing the wonders of global folk art. Free admission for youth 3 and under and members.”

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