The Best Fields of Baseball

Are you a baseball fan and also a travel fan?neighborhood became vibrant and fun, filled with
Combine your passions! If you make it a point tomuch more culture. Breweries added brewpubs
explore the urban areas where many ballparksfor fans and visitors, shopping and dining
are located, you'll be able to get a taste of theestablishments flourished along that same main
local culture and discover new places. Manyroad. Now, the area is home to Denver's most
planners now locate ballparks in downtown culturalpopular pedestrian mall as well as the baseball field.
areas; it is increasingly easy to catch a quickAT&T Park, San Francisco: Built in 2000, the
game and also see the sights. There are plenty ofGiants ballpark is a popular South Beach
great cities to do this in these days, and certainlydestination. Visitors to the area who are coming
more so than before.for a Giants game should definitely take
Increasingly, many teams are taking this initiativeadvantage of the location and walk a few blocks
when building their stadiums, to the delight of theirto take in some cafes, museums, shops, and
fans. Bear this in mind, and leave time in yourbars.
itinerary to see some of the local attractionsIf you plan your trip right, you can also make a
when you plan your baseball excursions. You'llside visit to the nearby San Francisco Museum of
enjoy a great baseball game amidst a scenicModern Art, or to the Ferry Building farmer's
backdrop that's equally exciting, making yourmarket. The farmer's market features an
experience in other cities that much moreimpressive array of local and organic foods,
enjoyable.including vegetables, meats and cheeses.
Coors Field, Denver: If you take in a game atSafeco Field, Seattle: If you head out to Seattle
Coors Field to see the Rockies play someto take in a Mariners game, be sure to check out
baseball, you'll be part of one of the mostthe rest of the Pioneer Square area as well. This
impressive downtown rehabilitations in recentarea is Seattle's oldest neighborhood, and features
years. Before Coors Field was built,this area ofsome striking architecture and amazing outdoor
downtown Denver was gritty and rough, andspaces.
featured mainly a few breweries with not muchExplore a bit before or after the game. A quick
else to boast. The park was built right on awalk a few blocks in any direction will provide the
downtown road in the area.visitor with a taste of old Seattle.
After Coors Field was built, a grungy