Market Street in Lower Downtown (LoDo) is one of several nightlife hotspots around the city.  

Walk through the gardens around Denver City Hall, where flowers bloom in waves of color from spring through fall.  

Time your Denver visit to coincide with one of dozens of festivals, fairs, and cultural happenings that take place throughout the year.  

The Blue Bear is an iconic landmark as well as a symbol of the Rocky Mountains in the heart of the city.  

The city's four art districts are celebrated on First Fridays each month as galleries keep their doors open for artist's receptions, refreshments, flirting, and hobnobbing.  

Competed in 1914, Union Station is now an architectural landmark at the edge of Denver's downtown entertainment district.  

Walk along the 16th Street Mall and surrounding blocks for a wide-ranging selection of restaurants, nightclubs, and boutiques while enjoying some of the best people-watching in town.  

Lower downtown (LoDo) caters to every cultural taste with an eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants, nightclubs, theaters, and performance halls.  

Catch a show at legendary Red Rocks Amphitheater, one of the nation's most stunning performance settings.  

Take a downtown stroll together at dusk as the lights of the city flicker on and nighttime Denver appears.