Welcome to the Mile High City where the quality of life is as magnificent as the views of the snowcapped mountains. Visit an art gallery in LoDo, tour the Denver Mint, attend an opera, go for a walk in Washington Park, dine at a hip restaurant, and catch a summer evening Rockies Baseball game. There is always something to do in Denver.


A few of our favorite Denver neighborhoods are located below. For additional information and further neighborhood profiles, please refer to the Neighborhood Guides link.

Five Points:
A mixture of Victorian homes and new housing developments give the neighborhood of Five Points visual diversity. Often referred to as the "Harlem of the West", Five Points was once frequented by jazz legends Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington and Miles Davis. Five Points is located just one mile northeast of downtown Denver.

LoDo:
Lower Downtown, nicknamed "LoDo" by locals, has made a drastic turnaround over the years. What was once an industrial rail yard neighborhood has been transformed into one of the trendiest spots in Denver. LoDo is home to brewpubs, restaurants, nightclubs, shopping and Coors Field - home of the Colorado Rockies baseball team. The area also features historic red brick buildings that have been converted into luxury lofts and apartments. Transportation to and from LoDo is aided by Denver's 120-mile (and environmentally friendly) Light Rail network.

Cherry Creek North:
Cherry Creek North is Denver's premier location for upscale homes, boutiques, spas, and restaurants. Enjoy a cup of coffee at an outdoor cafe under the tree-lined streets in Cherry Creek. In July, the Cherry Creek Arts Festival features outdoor art galleries, fine dining, live music and fun for the entire family.

Stapleton:
Stapleton is Denver's newest neighborhood - and is the perfect neighborhood for the outdoor enthusiast. With 30% of the area's land reserved for open space, trails and parks provide residents with year-round outdoor activities. Observe wildlife at the 17,000-acre Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge or wander the pedestrian streets at The Shops at Northfield Station. Stapleton offers residents a quiet - yet physically active way of life.