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Cherry Creek Mall and the Cherry Creek North Shopping District
Cherry Creek Mall If you have a car or don't mind taking a taxi (or bus), there's a great shopping mall just about 15 minutes from the downtown area called Cherry Creek Mall. This mall features upscale stores, including Neiman Marcus, and provides a rich and varied shopping experience. To get to Cherry Creek Mall from downtown Denver, take Lawrence or Stout St. west to Speer Blvd. Turn left on Speer (south) and go to 1st ave. The Mall is located off Speer between 1st Ave., between Clayton and Milwaukee Streets.
Cherry Creek is is a lavishly appointed shopping center boasting a total of 160 shops, restaurants and services. It is, without question, one of Denver's premier shopping destinations and one of the top tourist attractions in town. This world-class shopping center features renowned stores such as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Foley's, Tiffany & Co., and Cartier. Other stores you will find at Cherry Creek include Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle Outfitters, Ann Taylor, Apple Computer Store, bebe, Hugo Boss, Burberry, Coach, Discovery Channel Store, Eddie Bauer, Guess, H. Hilfiger, J. Crew, Johnston & Murphy, Lady Foot Locker, Louis Vuitton, Mont Blanc, Movado, Polo Ralph Lauren, Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware, and Urban Outfitters. Cherry Creek Shopping Ctr3000 E 1st Ave, Denver, CO 303-388-3900 Cherry Creek North Shopping District While you're at Cherry Creek Mall, make sure you also visit the Cherry Creek North shopping area. It is north of the Mall and runs roughly between University Ave. on the west and Monroe St. on the east and between 1st Ave. on the south and E. 4th Ave. on the north. The district boasts more than 320 independently owned businesses, a unique collection of boutiques, spas, restaurants, galleries and other specialty shops
You can walk around the area and enjoy its many funky and not-so-funky stores. While you're at it, be sure to stop in Denver's famous Tattered Cover Bookstore at 1st Ave., between Fillmore and Milwaukee Streets. It offers three floors of books, as well as magazines and newspapers from all over the world.
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