Denver Neighborhoods

Hop on and off free busses shuttling along the mile-long 16th St. Mall, an outdoor shopping space designed by I.M. Pei. Savor one of Biker Jim’s grilled Alaskan reindeer or wild boar hot dogs, or people watch from one of many outdoor cafes.

Hear live jazz, read a book over a cup of strong coffee, or sip wine in this neighborhood of lofts, warehouses, and mercantile buildings handsomely transformed into shops and cafes.

Shop for Italian shoes, appraise local art, and pause for an espresso at the 300+ upscale shops, galleries, and cafes that make up this Rodeo Drive of the Rockies.

Brush up on history and art at the Colorado History Museum, the Molly Brown House Museum, and the Daniel Libeskind-designed Hamilton Building at the Denver Art Museum.

Eye charming prairie-style homes in this historic Italian neighborhood, pause for a slice of pizza, or devote a night to fine dining.

Young crowds crawl the clubs that turned Uptown’s Colfax Avenue into “Coolfax.” Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and other rock legends have turned up at Fillmore, sister club to San Francisco’s Fillmore East. Ogden, a former movie house, hosts local and national bands.