You have 1 trip in progress.
See all
Time travel through 150 years of design and step into the art studio of Colorado's most renowned modern painter at Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art. Most exhibits are arranged in "salon style" so that one can get a feel of a particular design period. Look for the examples of different art movements, such as Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Bauhaus, or Pop Art, and compare them. A visit to Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art represents just the start of the adventure when you use our Denver trip itinerary planning site to plot your vacation.
Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art reviews
-
I went to see the Frank Lloyd Wright exbibit. It was well worth the visit, and I found the permanent collection rooms equally interesting. The collection is well-curated and the building is...
I went to see the Frank Lloyd Wright exbibit. It was well worth the visit, and I found the permanent collection rooms equally interesting. The collection is well-curated and the building is... more »
-
Surpassed expectations. A well organized presentation of 20th century styles of furniture, tableware, glassware etc that were all in mint condition. Very helpful docents. A super-clean bathroom.
Surpassed expectations. A well organized presentation of 20th century styles of furniture, tableware, glassware etc that were all in mint condition. Very helpful docents. A super-clean bathroom. more »
-
I had been to the museum back when it was in the artists house on Pearl in Denver, and loved it then. This is an impressive museum with a very interesting and fun collection of early to mid 20th century paintings, furniture and decorative art. I love the way the artwork is displayed with the many unusual and period piece chairs. Couches, phones, cabinets and other interesting furniture and art objects as well. Don’t miss the Warhol Campbells Soup dress! Just a fun museum that is worth a visit. I love Kirkland’s work too.
-
Had this museum on my list to visit while in Denver and also met several people who highly recommended it. It was a pretty neat museum but a bit overwhelming as it’s quite crowded with things…almost like an antique shop. They had a Frank Lloyd Wright exhibit when I visited, and I believe they rotate out exhibits in that space. The other rooms are always there and contain pieces that are grouped by time period. There’s street parking all around which is free on Sundays.
Plan your trip to Denver
Get a personalized tripA full day by day itinerary based on your preferences Customize itRefine your trip. We'll find the
best routes and schedules Manage itEverything in one place. Everyone on the same page.Know more
Popular things to do in Denver
Side trips from Denver
Hidden gems in Denver
Museums in Denver
Breweries & Distilleries in Denver
Trips in Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art by other users
31 days in Denver
BY A USER FROM INDIA
Capital Prize Gold Mine Tour
Argo Mill and Tunnel
City Park Golf Course
8 days in Denver
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
American Museum of Western Art
Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art
Room Escape Games
8 days in Denver
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
American Museum of Western Art
Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art
Room Escape Games
27 days in United States
BY A USER FROM GERMANY
Denver
Boulder
Rocky Mountain National Park
60 days in Denver
BY A USER FROM GERMANY
City Park Golf Course
Denver Zoo
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
16 days in Colorado
BY A USER FROM SAUDI ARABIA
Boulder
Denver