Denver

Welcome to Denver

 
 

 
A diverse and urban city with spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains
 
 
The lovely city of Denver, founded at the beginning of the Pikes Peak Gold Rush in 1858, is simultaneously the capital of Colorado and its largest city. Nestled between the base of the Rocky Mountains and the High Plains, it is often referred to as “The Mile High City" because it is 5,280 feet above sea level. It is one of America’s fastest-growing cities as the quality of life is rated high among locals. Downtown Denver is just 25 miles from Denver International Airport (DEN), making it an accessible city from which to fly in and out. This city is also great for those who want a mix of outdoor adventure and the city lifestyle. 
 

What to love

 
  • Vibrant and lively atmosphere
  • Foodie paradise
  • Specialty boutiques and shops with charming aesthetic
  • Exciting nightlife
 

Local Lifestyle

 
Denver is a city on the rise, with a hip and urban atmosphere very attractive to visitors and locals alike. The nightlife revolves around the Lower Downtown area, with a cluster of restaurants and bars in each neighborhood. Every neighborhood offers shops, restaurants, brewpubs, and nightclubs to venture into. In addition, there are many nearby culturally enriching activities like visiting the Denver Art Museum, Clyfford Still Museum, and the History Colorado Center.
 

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping

 
Since its conception in 1892, The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa has provided pristine and timeless service to all its guests. Their bounty of amenities and perks create a world-class experience, including six unique restaurants, bars, a boutique spa, and over 20,000 square feet of meeting space. The Brown Palace is the ideal place for corporate executives, globe-trotters, or individuals who live for luxury. 
 
Larimer Square is a historic center of Denver where you can find lively crowds of people and creatives. It is a shopping and dining district with streets lined with specialty boutiques and trend-setting restaurants. Spending time at Larimer Square, whether for a bite to eat or shopping, makes for a fun day. In addition, it is a very walkable part of town where everything is accessible without needing to drive. 
 
Union Station is described as the “crown jewel” of the city with an eclectic array of bars, shops, and restaurants with an active social calendar year-round. Some events include live music on Wednesdays, a Farmers Market and fitness classes on Saturdays, and Yappy Hour every month for dog owners. Union Station is a great way to taste Colorado cuisine all under one roof. 
 

Things to Do

 
Denver has plenty of options if you’re in the mood to have an exciting night and listen to live music. The Blue Bird Theatre is a cool and hip venue built in 1913. Originally just a movie theater, it eventually became a community staple. The theatre maintains its vintage mystic, having its layout in tiers with a balcony overlooking the entire space. Herman’s Hideaway is another longstanding establishment offering locals an eclectic selection of musical entertainment. On many nights, Herman’s Hideaway will be packed with guests enjoying the ambiance and rotating set of musicians.
 
Denver Botanic Gardens hosts countless exhibits and festivals every year. ​​The botanical gardens are themed and open to the public. Located in the Cheesman Park neighborhood of Denver,  the park is 23 acres with a conservatory and an amphitheater. Chatfield Farms is home to immersive artwork by Patrick Dougherty, and York Street features contemporary artwork by international artists.
 
In addition, there is no shortage of fun festivals in Denver. Taste of Colorado is an end-of-summer festival celebrating the state’s heritage through food, music, and art. People gather all over Denver and Colorado to share their pride and create unforgettable memories. Moreover, Denver has the Greek Festival, the largest cultural festival in the whole city. You can expect to find savory, authentic Greek dishes, live Greek music, and traditional dances. There are also cute boutiques selling greek items. Finally, we have the Denver Film Festival, a well-known gem and award-winning event held yearly. It aims to show diverse film genres that engage audiences through well-crafted and thought-provoking cinema. The festival provides a culturally enriching experience and strengthens community ties. If you decide to participate in any one of these events, you are guaranteed to have a blast. 
 

Schools

 
Denver Public Schools serve Denver. Some of the best schools in the district include the following.
 
 
 

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