So Boring, probably the most boring place in Denver more

Molly Brown was one of the survivors of the Titantic disaster and she and her husband lived in this house in Denver. It's quite a place and was built during the Victorian period. The short tour is okay if one doesn't have anything else to do, however, if you never see it, you haven't missed anything. more

First of all, if you do not know who's Ms. Brown, think of the movie "Titanic" with Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet. Then, think of Kathy Bates in the movie... ah! Bingo! That is Molly Brown... Also known as the "Unsinkable" Ms. Brown. The first thing you learn about her even before you enter the museum... Her actual name... more

I would have given this experience a B or above average rating however , the tour guide we got was not that impressive. The wait for the tour was about 20 minutes. During this tour I ended up asking a whole lot of questions which the guide was able to answer, but I felt that I should not have to... more

We really did not know what to expect from the Victorian Horrors tour at the Molly Brown House. I believe it is only offered in October. The actors who read the stories were excellent and the ambience of the house decorated for Halloween added to the effect. I would have liked to have more of a tour of the house... more

My husband and I did not stay here, but we went on the Ghost Tour they provide every Fall. First of all, the place is amazing. It was so beautiful!! The tour was fun and I recommend it to everyone. Not only did we enjoy the ghostly history the place has - but, we loved seeing the building itself. Oh,... more

We got to the site a bit before it opened in the morning, so we enjoyed some coffee at the local coffee shop on the corner. It was clear that the staff really enjoys their job. Our hostess was dressed in appropriate clothing for the period and she was full of information about the home and the furnishings. The home... more

The tour of the house is very well organised with friendly staff.There is a lovely old staircase and window in the entrance hall.It's like stepping back in time. I bought some nice little gifts from the shop to bring back to England.Well worth a visit!Very interesting.Nice that Denver has kept the story of Molly Brown alive. more