Looking to explore a different side of your city this week?

From Pre-Columbian artifacts to 150 year's worth of local firefighting history, plenty of local museums are offering deep discounts this week. Read on for a rundown.

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More than 40 percent off Museo de las Americas

Take a peek inside the Museo De Las Americas — for more than 40 percent off the general admission price. With this Groupon deal in hand, you can view the museum's collection of more than 4,000 artifacts, from pre-Columbian to contemporary creators, and gain a deeper appreciation for Latin American culture.

Where: Museo De Las Americas, 861 Santa Fe Drive, Lincoln Park
Price: $5.75 - $11.50 (regularly $10 - $20)

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Nearly 50 percent off Counterterrorism Museum

More than 70 U.S. government officials — including the current speaker of the house — have visited The Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab since it opened in 2008. And you're invited in as well.

Grab tickets on Groupon for nearly half price to explore the interactive exhibits developed by counterterrorism experts and Academy- and Emmy-award-winning artists. Inside, you'll learn all about domestic and international terrorism, including the history of global terrorism, strategies and tactics terrorists use and more. Also on view: a memorial to 9/11 that features a piece of wreckage from the World Trade Center.

Where: The Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab, 99 W. 12th Ave., Downtown Denver
Price: $17.50 - $33 (regularly $16-$64)

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Nearly 40 percent off Denver Firefighters Museum

Pay your respects to Denver's bravest, past and present, at the Denver Firefighters Museum. The nonprofit museum showcases more than 150 year's worth of local firefighting history, including horse-drawn trucks, helmets and uniforms, and the station's preserved officer's quarters and locker room. 

Visitors can also engage with interactive exhibits, including opportunities to ride miniature fire trucks and poles, try on firefighting gear, handle real firefighting tools and explore fire safety basics.

Where: Denver Firefighters Museum, 1326 Tremont Place, Central Business District
Price: $27 - $35.50 (regularly $28 - $56)

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