“Desperate Housewives” visit Denver

Gabrielle starts her visit to LoDo in this boutique hotel. Down comforters, rich fabrics and deep bathtubs. Pure luxury.

Gabrielle loves to shop and this trendy clothing shop sells everything from jeans to pajamas.

Well of course, you didn’t think that Gabrielle would only go to one clothing boutique. This shop carries vintage style clothing with a modern twist.

Diamonds, gold and silver…life is good at this jewelry shop.

For the best $9.50 guacamole in town, this modern Mexican restaurant has the perfect ambiance for Gabrielle.

To complete the evening, enjoy a glass of wine and a night snack on the outdoor patio.

From mediative to high-energy, this hot yoga studio will leave Gabrielle feeling good and looking great.

When traveling anywhere with kids, you need a suite with separate bedrooms and a kitchen. Continental breakfast and a pool make this a smart choice for Lynette and Tom.

Barbeque, bibs and beer a perfect place for a loud family meal.

Tucked away in the Park Hill neighborhood, Cherry Tomato serves Italian food that both children and adults will enjoy. Every table comes stocked with crayons and the small park across the street make it fun for kids. Tom and Lynette can enjoy a glass of wine before the nighttime routine starts.

From dinosaurs to space to gems, this museum makes learning science fun for the Scavo family. The kids will also enjoy the Discovery Zone with lots of hands-on activities.

Monkey see, monkey do…the Scavo family spend a quiet afternoon seeing the animals, riding the carousel and eating cotton candy.

Outdoor musical instruments, purple mountains, rock climbing mountain and a large sandpit make this a favorite spot for all the Scavo kids.

From a golf course to playgrounds to a lake for paddle boating and fishing (do not eat what you catch…the fish are toxic), City Park is a great place for the Scavo family to enjoy a nice walk and a lunch-time picnic.

Operating since 1892, the historic Brown Palace has been visited by almost every president since the 1900s. The Victorian, elegant ambiance are just what Bree and Orson need for an overnight stay and hob-nob with high society during high tea (don’t forget to make a reservation, its highly popular).

Housed in a former bank from the 1900s, the Broker offers elegant, fine dining for Bree and Orson (and if they are lucky, they may get to eat in the vault).

This small gourmet market in the Uptown neighborhood has a little bit of everything from its own butcher to imported cheeses to fresh fruits. Bree knows top quality food when she sees it and Marczyk (pronounced Mar-zik) has it.

For cultural events, Bree and Orson head to the DCPA complex to see a performance of the Denver Symphony. From ballet to opera to dramas to broadway musicals, the DCPA can accommodate performances on one of ten stages.

Housed in the former studio of Vance Kirkland in the Capital Hill neighborhood, the Hodges will experience paintings and drawings from the local artist. In addition, the museum also hosts a range of 20th century artwork with a focus on local artists. Remember to leave the kids at home, children under 13 are not allowed.

With a full fitness center, pool and racquet ball, Bree and Orson can squeeze in a workout while saying hello to the movers-n-shakers of Denver.

Cherry Creek’s newest hotel in the heart of the shopping district, the JW has everything to pamper Edie.

If you come often enough, you may catch the former Bronco’s QB John Elway hanging out at the bar. The restaurant is also known for high-quality steak and Edie likes her meat rare.

Edie is “shaking all night long” as she meets lots of men in this strip joint.

Edie loves the sexy lingerie and thong underwear in this special boutique.

From a Godiva to Tiffany to Louis Vuitton, this mall has a little bit of everything for Edie to indulge.

This small colorful restaurant is a great place for both romantic dinners or large groups. The servings are plentiful and the drinks are strong.

With a chalkboard sporting the weekly changing menu, this small French bistro is a cozy place for an evening meal or drink. Reservations are not accepted so Susan and Mike head out for an early meal.

Mike needs to find the perfect gift (he was kind of a jerk and addicted to prescription drugs) and The Perfect Pedal has a little bit of everything to make a girl happy. He settles in on the most expensive bath salts for Susan.

Located on the 32nd Avenue shopping strip, the knowledgeable staff will pick the right bottle of wine for Susan and Mike to enjoy a romantic evening.