What a gem!! My husband and I visited the museum last Saturday. The attention to detail and the…read morelevel of craftsmanship in creating each scene was amazing. Even if you are not a "train person" you'll find this place fascinating. Each train is run by a volunteer and managed by a dispatcher. You can really get a sense of how trains were used and managed in 1975. They also have a real caboose from the C&S Railroad that you can go in. The best part of the museum are the friendly volunteers who love trains and love sharing their knowledge. Go, take a friend, ask questions and spread the word. It's a treasure.

Impressive model railroad that is laid out very well so that you can see all parts of it,…read more including a view of the whole thing from above. Definitely do the treasure hunt, no matter your age, it really makes you appreciate the level of detail! There is also a working Thomas model (much smaller layout but bigger train), and a wooden train table for the kids to play with. Allow a couple of hours.

Mike Medhurst, a local firefighter and his family are the people behind the "Greeley Grizwalds"…read morelight display. They have done a big light display every year from 1999 to present. Their house is decorated for Christmas and is ready for viewing the day after Thanksgiving through New Year's Day and the lights are turned on nightly from 5:30pm to 9:30pm Sunday through Thursday and 5:30pm to 10:00pm Fridays and Saturdays. The display is computer controlled with the lights synchronized to music every 30 minutes. The music is broadcast over a low radio transmitter. You can listen to the broadcast on your car radio on 90.3 FM while you check out the lights. I read that this year (2018) the display has over 180,000 lights. The display is amazing and is a lot of fun to visit. It's a family tradition for our family to go see the display every year.

This year, the lights up front were barley on ,it was disappointing for the lil ones who were out…read morethere to see a show. We waited over 30 mins and the lights in front barely came on. With each song it was just a few lights were going on . The lights in the back were on thankfully so the children got to see some

Greeley is working to clean up and beautify the downtown area and to make it a place people want to…read morespend time. Part of that initiative includes all kinds of art installations throughout the city including murals, statues and sculptures. Art Alley (located between 8th and 9th Streets in downtown Greeley) is part of that initiative. It's really cool to see folks fixing up and taking pride in their city!

We went to Art in the Park in Greeley. Such a nice event and a wonderful. Tons of vendors and I…read morecannot say enough about how clean and professional both the event and the city were. If you have not been to Greeley, FIND a reason to go!!!

I'm just here visiting so my lens of how I am viewing this city may be a lot different than someone…read morewho has to live here. I've been here almost a week and I have really enjoyed most of it. The first thing I would highlight is all of the unique art and murals throughout the city. I've included just a few in my pictures for this review but there are so many more! Also while walking around many art installations and sculptures can be found. The university is going to get its own review but I have found it to be beautiful, with huge trees and tons of greenery. This town has a lot of breweries and places to eat. We had some fantastic Mexican, Chinese, and American food on our visit. There is a population of homeless and underserved people in this community but I didn't feel threatened by any on my daily walks around the town. There is also a weird manure smell that comes in and out of the air. It reminds me of when farmers spread tons of manure back home son that is likely what it is here too????? Plenty to see, eat,hike and do while in Greeley. Recommended to check out at least once.

This place was top tier! My family was looking for a good Italian restaurant while we were in…read more Greeley since we didn't know where to go. This one popped up on the top of the maps When we came, we got a salad and it was the perfect size! The homemade pasta is delicious and my husband had a pizza. The crust was amazing! To end our meal we ordered a cookie and it was a large cookie with ice cream. I would highly recommend this place!

Flavor of the food was really lacking, I had been hearing so much about this place and we finally…read morehad the opportunity to go there for our grandsons birthday.i was so disappointed by the Alfredo pasta having very little flavor the wife had chicken that she said was so rubbery in texture , we don't plan to go back and went with friends to a different restaurant this past Friday rather than meet them at santeramos

The pizza was so very good as well as the fried ravioli. It was fun reading about the history of…read morethis place. I would eat there again if I ever make it back to Greeley.

Absolutely love this place! One of the best pizzas you will get in Greeley. It's a little pricey,…read morebut then isn't everything nowadays.

The food , service and ambiance And it always makes me feel…read morelike I'm in an Italian eatery in Europe, but better, because it's like right around the corner from my house! I have never had a bad meal ever , the wine list is on point, because obviously the owner knows his Menu and pairs it. Looking forward to getting my taste buds lit Soon! Thank you for staying in the community after the Fire . You did a fantastic job with the new look !5star

I've been to Pellegrini's Italian several times over the last few months, and its my favorite…read moreItalian restaurant in Greeley. The food and service are consistently very good, especially for the price. The fresh pastas are the highlight, and I really like that you can create your own entrée by choosing the pasta, sauce, and proteins or vegetables. On our most recent visit, we started with the burrata appetizer with ham and pistachios, which was excellent. I had the paccheri pasta with a meatball and sausage. The pasta itself was great, though I did not care for the texture of the sausage link, which was too firm for my taste. The desserts were excellent. A nice bonus was that bottles of wine were half off on Wednesdays, and we enjoyed a very good Nero d'Avola for $25. Service was responsive, friendly, and attentive throughout the meal. The dining room is gorgeous, though I really do not like the chairs. They are small, wooden, uncushioned, and uncomfortable. Overall, despite the chairs and the sausage, this is an outstanding place for a meal.