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Downtown Colorado Springs Map Updated March 2021 COLORADO COLLEGE 12 E. CACHE LA POUDRE ST. MONEY 3 MUSEUM 456 FINE ARTS CENTER E. DALE ST. 789 E. MONUMENT ST. L I 10 11 12 A R T E. WILLAMETTE AVE. Y A 13 14 15 W N E. SAINT VRAIN ST. E . E OLYMPIC R 16 17 18 TRAINING G CENTER K E. BOULDER ST. JON ST A E. E TE P AV E. N. S 19 20 21 22 23 AV E K I DA P E. PLATTE AVE. E. VA WEBER ST AV N. CASCADE N. 24 25 26 N. NE 27 28 CH YMCA T 142 W. BIJOU ST. < < < < E. BIJOU ST. < < < one way < < < AHSA 29 W 30 31 32 33 N. W. KIOW CITY A ST. HALL > > > > > > > one way > > > 34 35 PUBLIC E. KIOWA ST. I-25 LIBRARY 36 37 38 39 40 . W. PIKES PEAK AVE. k AINS e re C t n ADRE ST E. PIKES PEAK AVE. TO SHOOKS e M POST m 42 44 RUN TRAIL u E. OFFICE n o AV 45 46 47 48 49 M SIERRA . Updated March 2021 41 S. Downtown Colorado Springs Map . 43 E. E AV MOUNT AV O W. COLORADO AVE. E. COLORAD Please see page 2 for listing of businesses. JON ST DA L TE I 54 55 56 WEBER ST VA A S. 50 . S. CASCADE TO MIDLAND R S. TRAIL T 51 52 53 Y S. NE A E COLORADO COLLEGE CH ST E. CUCHARRAS ST. CIMINO DR. W Y AT N 12 E UNT E. E 58 59 60 URTHOUS CO R 57 PIONEERS AV E. CACHE LA POUDRE ST. CO G SAHW MUSEUM MONEY K CH 3 MUSEUM A E. VERMIJO AVE. T 456 E 61 U.S. OLYMPIC Shopping Core P & PARALYMPIC FINE ARTS S MUSEUM 62 63 64 65 66 67 AHSA E. DALE ST. E CENTER K W Parks & Open Space I PU 789 . P EBL S. O E. COSTILLA ST. AVE. Fountain E. MONUMENT ST. L I . 10 11 12 A 68 69 70 71 72 73 Trails/Trail Access R T E. WILLAMETTE AVE. Y A JON ST 13 14 15 4 E. CIMARRON ST./ HWY 24 W Y 2 TE CIMARRON ST. / HW Visitor Information N E. SAINT VRAIN ST. 141 W. E . S. (block 26 location is seasonal) E E. E. OLYMPIC 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 R 16 17 18 TRAINING S. SIERRA MADRE ST G AV 74 AV Transit Hub CENTER K E. BOULDER ST. JON ST A E. DA JOS ST JOS E E. MORENO AVE. TE P AV WEBER ST Public Parking E. VA . N. S 19 S. (City-operated) 20 21 22 23 AV E ONE K C 82 83 84 85 86 87 I S. NE DA P S. CASCADE Public Parking E. PLATTE AVE. E. VA E. RIO GRANDE ST WEBER ST AV N. CASCADE N. 24 25 26 N. NE 27 28 88 89 90 91 92 93 CH YMCA T 142 W. BIJOU ST. < < < < E. BIJOU ST. < < < one way < < < AHSA 29 W 30 31 32 33 N. W. KIOW CITY A ST. HALL > > > > > > > one way > > > 34 35 PUBLIC E. KIOWA ST. I-25 LIBRARY 36 37 38 39 40 . W. PIKES PEAK AVE. k AINS e re C t n ADRE ST E. PIKES PEAK AVE. TO SHOOKS e M POST m 42 44 RUN TRAIL u E. OFFICE n o AV 45 46 47 48 49 M SIERRA . 41 S. 43 E. E AV MOUNT AV O W. COLORADO AVE. E. COLORAD JON ST DA L TE I 54 55 56 WEBER ST VA A S. 50 . S. CASCADE TO MIDLAND R S. TRAIL T 51 52 53 Y S. NE A E CH ST E. CUCHARRAS ST. CIMINO DR. W Y AT N E UNT E. E 58 59 60 URTHOUS CO R 57 PIONEERS AV CO G SAHW MUSEUM K CH A E. VERMIJO AVE. T E 61 U.S. OLYMPIC Shopping Core P & PARALYMPIC S MUSEUM 62 63 64 65 66 67 AHSA E K W Parks & Open Space I PU . P EBL S. O E. COSTILLA ST. AVE. Fountain . 68 69 70 71 72 73 Trails/Trail Access 4 JON ST E. CIMARRON ST./ HWY 24 Y 2 TE CIMARRON ST. / HW Visitor Information 141 W. S. (block 26 location is seasonal) E. E. 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 S. SIERRA MADRE ST AV 74 AV Transit Hub DA JOS ST JOS E. MORENO AVE. WEBER ST Public Parking VA S. (City-operated) ONE C 82 83 84 85 86 87 S. NE S. CASCADE Public Parking E. RIO GRANDE ST 88 89 90 91 92 93 Downtown Colorado Springs Map - Updated March 2021 Printed copies are available at the VisitCOS office, as well as many area retailers and hotels. Please contact us at 719-886-0088 if you would like to request printed copies. SHOPPING The Rustic Roost .....................86 Ola Juice Bar ...............................36 Cork & Cask ................................. 78 GALLERIES FASHION, SHOES, JEWELRY Savory Spice Shop .................30 Oskar Blues .................................30 Cowboys .......................................... 37 & MUSEUMS Ashley’s Attic ................................. 9 Sparrow Hawk Cookware 30 Panino’s .............................................10 District E11even ........................25 Alvarez Gallery & Art Bang Bang ......................................31 Springs in Bloom Florist .. 48 Phantom Canyon Brewing 36 The Garden (mid 2021) .....72 School* ...............................................41 Bargain Box Thrift Store .72 The Urban Cyclery .................31 Pita Pit ...............................................25 Gasoline Alley ............................36 American Numismatic & Brown’s Shoe Fit Co. .............31 Weber Street Liquor ............... 9 Poké Bop .........................................46 ICONS ................................................30 Money Museum ...........................3 Colorado Co-Op .........................21 Poor Richard’s Restaurant 20 Jack Quinn’s Irish Pub .........46 Anita Marie Fine Art ..........56 Coralun Vintage ........................21 DINING The Rabbit Hole ........................31 Mash Mechanix........................49 Art 111 .................................................31 D. Bierfeldt Master RESTAURANTS Rasta Pasta ...................................17 The Mansion ...............................36 Art Etc. ...............................................84 Jeweler ..............................................46 Antlers Grille ...............................44 Red Gravy .......................................46 Odyssey Gastropub ...............21 The Bridge Gallery* ...............41 Halo Boutique .............................25 Atomic Cowboy ......................... 78 Rico’s Café & Wine Bar .....20 Ohana Kava Bar ........................17 Fine Arts Center at Colorado Inherent Clothier ......................31 Azada Mexican Grill .............25 Rooster’s House of Ramen 21 Piccadilly Bar...............................44 College .....................................................3 Jack Miller Jewelry Bambino’s Urban Pizzeria 25 Saigon Café..................................45 Pikes Peak Lager House .. 78 CB’s Dixon’s African Ameri- Designs..............................................31 The Bench ......................................71 The Sandwich Depot ...........42 Phantom Canyon ....................36 can Fine Art Gallery .............23 Knight Watch & Jewelry Bento Heaven ..............................31 Salsa Latina ..................................84 Red Martini ...................................36 Colorado Springs Pioneers Co. ...........................................................31 Bingo Burger ...............................30 Shuga’s .............................................89 Red Swing Brewhouse .......79 Museum...........................................53 Kurtz Custom Clothing .....46 Bird Tree Cafe ...........................25 Skirted Heifer .............................25 Rendezvous Lounge .............30 Cottonwood Center for the Lay Furs ............................................21 The Block.........................................65 Spice Island Grill ..................... 34 Rico’s Café & Wine Bar .......20 Arts ......................................................56 Local Honey Co. ........................30 Bonny & Read..............................31 Sportivo Primo ...........................44 Shame & Regret (alley) ......30 Cultural Office of the The Men’s Xchange ..............17 Borriello Brothers Pizza ....27 Springs Orleans .......................46 Sportivo Primo ...........................44 Pikes Peak Region ..................53 Moonbeam Clothiers ...........31 Brakeman’s Burgers .............42 Streetcar 520 ............................ 78 Supernova .......................................21 Gallery 113 ......................................31 My Colorado Store ................30 Carl’s Jr...............................................21 Subway ..............................................31 Tejon Eatery (2021) ............... 37 Kreuser Gallery..........................21 Redoux ...............................................31 China Town Restaurant ....65 Tejon Eatery (2021) ............... 37 Tony’s Bar & Grill ....................20 Lawrence Dryhurst Gallery* . Rutledge’s .......................................30 Chipotle Mexican Grill........46 Track 10 Urban Kitchen....42 The Ute and Yeti ..................... 38 31 Sweetest Secret Boutique 31 CO.A.T.I. Food Hall................... 78 T-Byrds Tacos & Tequila .30 Lincoln Rose Gallery .............21 Ted Blum Jewelers ................. 37 Colorado Craft ...........................46 Tony’s Bar & Grill ....................20 FITNESS McAllister House ......................16 Terra Verde ..................................25 Corner Café .................................64 Warehouse Restaurant ......77 365 Grand Club ........................ 37 Modbo Gallery (alley)* ........30 Title Nine ........................................25 Dainty’s Jamaican Kitchen 23 Urban Egg ......................................45 Barre Forte ....................................31 Novis Mortem Collective .25 Yobel ....................................................30 Denver Biscuit Co .................. 78 Wild Goose Meeting CityROCK Climbing Gym 38 Orly’s Art Gallery ....................90 Dickey’s BBQ ............................... 37 House ..................................................17 Corepower Yoga ........................12 Rocky Mountain Motorcycle SPECIALTY and GIFTS Dos Santos Taqueria .......... 78 White Pie Pizzeria ..................65 Cycology ...........................................31 Museum........................................... 37 Aaillan Art & Home ...............25 Duca’s Neapolitan Pizza ...44 Yoo Mae ...........................................36 Hot Asana
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