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Downtown Des Moines DOWNTOWN DES MOINES THINGS TO DO A B C D E F G H I J K L Brenton Skating Plaza.................................................................H5 MERCYONE Bottle & Bottega Des Moines......................................................A7 DES MOINES Capitol Row.......................................................................................J4 MEDICAL CENTER Climb Iowa East Village.................................................................I6 Cooking with Alessandra............................................................ I4 Des Moines Civic Center.............................................................F6 1 1 Des Moines Symphony................................................................C7 HOLIDAY INN DOWNTOWN AT Downtown Farmers’ Market (Court District)............................G7 MERCY CAMPUS GREATER DES MOINES BOTANICAL GARDEN Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden.....................................I1 DOWNTOWN DES MOINES Hoyt Sherman Place.....................................................................A5 Iowa Barnstormers (Iowa Events Center)....................................F3 Iowa Cubs at Principal Park.....................................................H9 Skywalks Iowa Events Center......................................................................F3 Iowa Hall of Pride........................................................................F4 Iowa Stage Theater Company.................................................C8 Temporary Closing Iowa State Capitol.........................................................................L4 COMFORT INN Iowa Wild (Iowa Events Center).....................................................F3 2 & SUITES 2 Skywalk/Street Level Access Points EVENT Iowa Wolves (Iowa Events Center).St ..............................................F314th E S Keosauqua Way K CENTER R A E 12th St John & Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park................................A7 P E T E 7th St E Kiwanis Miracle League at Principal Park...........................G9 A Convention Center/Arena Access Points (OPEN DURING EVENTS) St 6th E K S Lauridsen Skate Park.....................................................................G3 N 2nd Ave 2nd 6th AVE 5th Ave E 7th St St 3rd r Peace Tree / Des Moines Branch...............................................I6 S 8th St e 9th St 12th St 12th FAIRFIELD INN & D v Buildings Accessed by Skywalk I i SUITES DES MOINES R R Principal Riverwalk........................................................................G6 Des Moines St U s e A n ROBERT D. RAY Science Center of Iowa ...................................................................F8 L i o ASIAN M GARDENS Scottish Rite Consistory...............................................................D4 Hotels Crocker St Crocker St s e D Simon Estes Riverfront Amphitheater....................................H6 Lyon St Points of Interest State Historical Museum of Iowa..............................................J4 3 3 Stoner Theater................................................................................F6 COMMUNITY WELLS FARGO E Grand Ave CHOICE Temple for Performing Arts, The...............................................C7 ARENA P Public Parking CREDIT UNION Up-Down....................................................................................J4 CONVENTION CENTER Wells Fargo Arena at Iowa Events Center............................F3 RIVER WALK Bcycle Kiosks (bicycle rental) Keosauqua Way Wooly’s.................................................................................J5E 13th St BB PARK IOWA WorldB Food Prize Hall of Laureates, The.............................G6 EVENTS E 12th St CENTER WOW! Des Moines Tours...............................................................I4 Center St IOWA WOMEN OF PRINCIPAL RIVERWALK Center St ACHIEVEMENT E 2nd St BRIDGE Robert D Ray Dr HILTON DES MOINES HY-VEE HALL Des Moines St DOWNTOWN catchdesmoines.com IOWA STATE SHOPPING CAPITOL 4 Finkbine Dr 4 Historic East Village.......................................................................J4 (515) 286-4960 | (800) 451-2625 IOWA HALL OF PRIDE STATE - AllSpice Culinarium - Quill & Nib HISTORICAL E Walnut St Park St MUSEUM - Fleet Feet - Raccoon Forks Trading Company 10th St BRENTON OF IOWA 9th St 9th E Grand Ave - Gong Fu Tea - Raygun 2nd Ave 5th Ave 6th AVE SKATING 8th St 7th St 4TH St 4TH 3rd St PLAZA MAINFRAME - Ichi Bike - Sticks East Village STUDIOS Chestnut St Mainframe Studios.........................................................................C4 AC HOTEL BY MARRIOTT West End Architectural Salvage...............................................D8 Watson Powell Jr. Way B DES MOINES E 6th St Watson Powell Jr. Way EAST VILLAGE E 7th St E Locust St E Court Ave E 5th St B RESTAURANTS & NIGHTLIFE 5 E 3rd St 5 *300 Craft & Rooftop.....................................................................G8 B *801 Chophouse............................................................................D6 E 4th St Pleasant St *Alba Restaurant..............................................................................J4 Grand Ave E 2nd St UNITY POINT *Americana Restaurant & Lounge.............................................B7 HOYT IOWA METHODIST B STAYBRIDGE SHERMAN SUITES E Walnut St MEDICAL CENTER WELLMARK EMBASSY SUITES PLACE DES MOINES DES MOINES *Bellhop Tiki........................................................................................I4 YMCA DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN Woodland Ave SIMON ESTES *Bubba Southern Comforts.......................................................C7 RIVERFRONT *Buzzard Billy’s................................................................................F4 RENAISSANCE AMPHITHEATER S SAVERY S S DES MOINES Locust St WORLD FOOD Café Baratta’s (State Historical Museum of Iowa)...........................J4 DOWNTOWN PRIZE HALL OF *Centro...............................................................................C7 S S DES MOINES LAUREATES S S CIVIC CENTER S Continental, The................................................................................I4 E 1st St S COWLES High St HYATT PLACE HISTORIC EASTE Court Ave VILLAGE *Court Avenue Restaurant & Brewing Company.................F7 6 DES MOINES COMMONS 6 MARRIOTT DES MOINES S Walnut St RIVERWALKPRINCIPAL Cub Club (Principal Park).................................................................H9 DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN S CATCH DES MOINES S *Des Lux Bar (Des Lux Hotel)..........................................................D7 S INFORMATION CENTER Django...........................................................................................B7 S S Ingersoll Ave S S Dumpling Darling.............................................................................I5 S S S *El Bait Shop....................................................................................G8 14th St 14th S DES MOINES Grand Ave DES LUX S 3rd St *Exile Brewing Company..............................................................A8 TEMPLE 12th St HOTEL THEATER S *Fong’s Pizza....................................................................................F7 DES MOINES S 4th St B Water St E Vine St B PUBLIC LIBRARY 13th St S *Genevieve’s (Holiday Inn Downtown at Mercy Campus).................D1 16th St Court Ave 5th Ave S 2nd Ave S Gong Fu Tea......................................................................................J4 6th Ave S Gusto Pizza Co...............................................................................A6 JOHN & MARY PAPPAJOHN S B SURETY 7 Grand Ave Locust ST S 7th St 7 SCULPTURE PARK HOTEL *Hessen Haus..................................................................................F7 15th St S *Hello, Marjorie...............................................................................D6 S B E Market St S *High Life Lounge...........................................................................G8 RESIDENCE INN HoQ......................................................................................................I5 8th St BY MARRIOTT - Horizon Line Coffee......................................................................A8 Locust St DES MOINES Walnut St HOTEL DOWNTOWN *Iowa Taproom, The ..........................................................................I5 FORT DES MOINES 9th St COURT DISTRICT HAMPTON INN *Johnny’s Hall of Fame................................................................F7 10th St B & SUITES - (Embassy Suites Des Moines Downtown).. DOWNTOWN *Liberty’s - An Iowa Grill H6 WESTERN GATEWAY PARK 11th St *Nightingale Cocktail.......................................................................I4 DART *Malo............................................................................................C8 12th St CENTRAL 8 Mulberry StS BUS STATION 8 Panera Bread Downtown..........................................................C7 Cherry St (PUBLIC B TRANSIT) Park Street Kitchen (Downtown Hilton)..................................E4 SCIENCE CENTER OF Poké Company, The......................................................................F9 IOWA & BLANK IMAX DOME THEATER *Red Monk, The.............................................................................F7 *Republic on Grand, The..............................................................I4 Riverwalk Hub..................................................................................G6 *RŌCA................................................................................................F6 W Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy *SKØL..............................................................................................K8
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