Historic neighborhoods

Explore Denver’s diverse neighborhoods to uncover its hidden gems and experience the unique flavors of Mile-High life. With its famously sunny skies and pleasant weather, Denver welcomes exploration year-round, making it the perfect outdoor city.

Start your journey in the walkable city center, where you’ll find the elegant Denver Union Station, a bustling transportation hub with direct rail connections to Denver International Airport. Navigate the city effortlessly on foot, by light rail, pedicab, or electric rental bike. Don’t miss the free MallRide, offering convenient transportation along the 16th Street Mall, dotted with shops and dining options (note: ongoing revitalization may affect routes).

Dive into the trendy historic district of LoDo, where refurbished warehouses house an array of restaurants, rooftop bars, and nightclubs. Nearby McGregor Square caters to sports enthusiasts, situated next to Coors Field. Performing arts aficionados should head to the Denver Performing Arts Complex for Broadway shows and experimental productions.

Denver’s culinary scene is a must-try, with 26 restaurants recognized by Michelin in 2023 and a thriving farm-to-table dining scene in areas like Larimer Square. Explore the city’s arts and culture with world-class museums such as the Denver Art Museum, Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art, and Clyfford Still Museum. Visit creative neighborhoods like the Art District on Santa Fe and RiNo to discover local art galleries, live music venues, and street art.

Unwind amidst the city’s green spaces, from the expansive City Park to the serene Washington Park with its lakes and flower gardens. For a botanical escape, explore the Denver Botanic Gardens, offering themed gardens from various climates. In Denver, adventure awaits in every direction, promising unforgettable experiences for all.