I had no idea what to expect when my friends and I decided kind of at the last minute to take a tour of the Molly Brown House Museum. I left the museum convinced that I needed to read more about Margaret Tobin Brown. What an amazing woman! Our tour guide was phenomenal. I could have listened to her tell stories for hours. Unfortunately I can't remember the guide's name, but she told us (hopefully I have this correct) that she has been affiliated with the museum since she was 12 years old and has been giving tours there for 50+ years! If you're trying to decide whether or not to visit this museum, DO IT. Opt for the guided tour as well.

We decided to do the Molly Brown tour and I'm glad we did. There is only street parking available, so we took an uber which turned out to be very convenient. I recommend doing research about Molly Brown before going as there is a ton of information to cover in the short, hour long tour. There is a gift shop on site. Our guide was knowledgeable and friendly as well. If you have an interest in Historic homes, this would be a worthy stop for just the home itself.

Our tour guide, Sam, made MARGARET Brown come alive! Who knew that the musical on Broadway AND the Debbie Reynolds film, the Unsinkable Molly Brown, which came out in 1964, would be the savior of this beautiful landmark which was scheduled to be destroyed? And that the writers of the musical changed Margaret Brown's name to Molly because Margaret or even Maggie was too difficult for rhyming in songs? A most worthwhile tour!

We were in Denver for a Convention decided to do the Molly Brown museum guided tour. The house was very interesting, but our guide for the tour left out many parts and stopped on the second floor. She gave us about 30 minutes of a tour. The museum is definitely worth touring, and from what the other reviews said there are lots of good tour guides. this should be on your list for Denver.

I look the docent =led tour, which I highly recommend. You can walk around all of many of the rooms and most of the rooms that are partially roped off. A wealth of information is imparted about Molly (Margaret) Brown and the times in which she lived. The house is a wonderful example of the gilded age Denver stone Victorians of which few are left.

This museum was the whole reason for our trip to Denver. Our daughter chose the trip for her birthday instead of a party because she wanted to come to this museum! Margaret Brown was just such an amazing, impactful woman! Our daughter is named after her and I am thrilled that she (and I) could step foot in the same place that Mrs. Brown lived. It was an amazing experience for all of us and our son learned a lot. Our guide, Sam, was amazing and took the time to answer a lot of questions and talk to us after our tour was over! I cannot say enough good things about this museum and I am so glad that we were able to make a trip there! The house, itself, is gorgeous, as well! This is definitely worth a stop if you are in Denver!

I'm sure this is a great place to visit based on other's reviews. But our experience getting to the house and the surrounding neighborhood, should give all a reason for caution. We were unable to use our pre-paid tickets because we were accosted down the street from the house. This was no simple matter as the person was threatening to kill us - there was no attempt to rob us - just came up to us and started to attack saying they were going to kill us. Thanks to Security from the nearby McDonalds, we were unharmed. I don't know what would have happened without the wonderful Security Guard who came to our aid.

The self tour was the only one available to us. Guided tours are not very frequent but are on a schedule so booking well in advance may be needed. There was lots and lots of information available at each room, but visitors can print info in advance to get acquainted with the home and the individuals who made it their home. I didn't know anything about Molly Brown previously, but she was definitely a character and a busy woman ahead of her time. Marriage gave her the boost she needed to live her dreams as she was not born into wealth. A very interesting personal story is part of this display of furnishings and architecture. Try not to miss this if you visit Denver. One caveat to keep in mind is that there is no parking specific for this museum. You will need to find a space on the street in front of it or around the block. Give yourself extra time for parking because it is a busy area.

Fun and informative experience. The interior has been thoughtfully reconstructed to provide a feel for what life must have been like during Molly Brown's era. Lots of interesting tidbits about her life before and after earning the moniker "The Unsinkable Molly Brown."

The molly brown museum was fabulous! We did a guided tour. Our guide was so knowledgeable about it. It was fabulous. The staff were all great. The house is amazing. BUT when we left after an hour everyone on that side of street had a parking ticket even though it said we could park there. The ticket was issued to every car on that side because it was the first Weds of the month and evidently a street sweeper does it job?? BUT no signage to tell you so. So the $50 fine hurt!