The National Ballpark Museum sits at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado, at 2145 Blake Street in the LoDo district. It is a baseball history museum, and it is also known as the Coors Brewery Baseball Museum, a name you may see on older maps or listings.
What you will see
The museum focuses on two things: the history of the Colorado Rockies and a collection of baseball memorabilia. Exhibits trace the team's story in Denver, and the displays give a sense of how the sport has grown alongside the city.
- Exhibits on Colorado Rockies history
- Baseball memorabilia from across the sport
- Interactive displays on baseball's impact on Denver culture
What kind of visit it makes
This is a good stop for baseball fans and for anyone curious about how a sport takes root in a city. Because it sits inside the ballpark complex, it pairs naturally with a visit to Coors Field itself, and the interactive displays make it a suitable outing for families and younger visitors who want to do more than look at glass cases.
Around the museum
Coors Field stands in the LoDo area of downtown Denver, a neighborhood of restored brick warehouses now home to restaurants, bars, shops and a range of places to stay. Visitors can easily combine a museum visit with a walk through the surrounding streets before or after a game.
For current contact details, call +1-303-292-0200 before you travel.
