Under $100: Denver, Colo.

Denver, Colo., is a constantly growing tourist destination for visitors from around the world. Known for its craft breweries, panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and one of the healthiest cities in the United States. There are almost limitless possibilities of a full day ending with a full wallet. Here are the best options.

Baseball season starts next month. Check out a Rockies game with cheap $10 and under tickets in the “Rock Pile.” It’s far from the action behind center field, but it’s the fun-packed section of Coors Field.

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Head to Washington Park for a pick-up game of volleyball. Washington Park is one of the biggest parks in Denver where on any given weekend in the warm summer months you’ll find lines of volleyball courts and picnics. Denver is a friendly city and you can usually just hop into someone’s game.

Float down the Poudre River. You’ll have to wait for the summer months for this one, but tubing down this river is one of Denver’s charming addictions. Bring a tube of drinks and snacks and meet great people on your float down.

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Tour the Molly Brown House in downtown Denver. Molly Brown was famous for surviving the Titanic in 1912. She met her husband in Leadville, Colo., they struck it rich in the gold rush and they bought a home in the middle of downtown Denver. Now it’s a teahouse open for a historical tour.

Finish the day by touring a craft brew company. There are multiple craft breweries in downtown Denver that offer free tours with tastes of the beer. Check out the Great Divide to taste some of the most creative concoctions.