Explore neighborhoods in Denver, CO

• Denver, CO

Athmar Park

Mid-century houses and diverse eateries clustered around Huston Lake Park, with quick access to the South Platte River Trail.

Auraria

Downtown riverfront campus district shared by CU Denver, MSU Denver, and CCD, with historic plazas and Pepsi Center nearby.

• dining

Baker

Eclectic and walkable with indie shops, vintage stores, and nightlife along South Broadway’s Antique Row.

• young
• nightlife
• dining
• Popular

Ballpark

Loft conversions, sports bars, and Coors Field anchor this warehouse district just north of downtown.

• nightlife
• Popular

Belcaro

Leafy, upscale enclave of mid-century ranches and the famed Phipps Mansion, centered near Cherry Creek’s greenway.

Berkeley

Bungalows and new builds surround Tennyson Street’s boutiques, galleries, and the twin lakes at Berkeley Park.

• popular
• parks

CBD

Skyscraper heart of Denver with corporate towers, 16th Street Mall shopping, and light-rail connections across the metro.

Capitol Hill

Historic mansions, leafy streets, and a vibrant mix of cafes, bars, and music venues just east of downtown.

• popular
• young
• nightlife
• walkable

Chaffee Park

Post-war cottages north of I-70, close to Regis University and Federal Boulevard’s growing dining options.

Cheesman Park

Turn-of-the-century apartments ring a broad city park famed for its botanic gardens and mountain views.

• young
• parks
• Popular

Cherry Creek

Upscale shopping and dining with tree-lined residential streets and easy trail access along the creek.

• popular
• walkable
• dining

City Park

Anchored by Denver’s largest park, home to the Denver Zoo, Museum of Nature & Science, and grand lake vistas of downtown.

• Popular

City Park West

Tree-lined blocks of apartments and duplexes near Presbyterian St. Luke’s hospital and Uptown’s dining strip.

• young
• parks
• Popular

Civic Center

Colorado’s government center, where the State Capitol, Civic Center Park, and major cultural institutions converge.

• walkable

Clayton

Early-1900s bungalows and pocket parks bordered by Colorado Boulevard, with the Clayton Early Learning campus at its core.

Cole

Historic brick homes and churches sit alongside growing art studios and breweries east of the RiNo core.

Congress Park

Charming bungalow streets near the Botanic Gardens, with casual cafes and neighborhood markets along 12th Avenue.

• parks

Cory - Merrill

Quiet post-war blocks anchored by Cory Elementary and Merrill Middle, close to light rail and I-25.

Country Club

Secluded estate neighborhood surrounding the Denver Country Club and Speer Boulevard’s landscaped parkway.

Elyria Swansea

Longtime industrial-residential enclave north of downtown, with rail yards, family-run markets, and new parks emerging along I-70.

Five Points

Historic jazz roots meet modern eateries and breweries; close to downtown and transit.

• popular
• young
• nightlife
• walkable
• dining

Globeville

Working-class neighborhood defined by its Eastern European churches, metal shops, and Platte River trail connections.

Hale

Mix of mid-century apartments and hospitals near Rose Medical Center, plus Colfax Avenue dining.

Highland

Victorian homes, boutiques, and cozy eateries atop the hill with quick access to downtown.

• popular
• young
• nightlife
• walkable
• dining

Hilltop

Elevated blocks of custom homes and tree-lined streets, centered on Cranmer Park’s sweeping mountain panorama.

Jefferson Park

Compact neighborhood overlooking downtown, with walkable access to Empower Field and neighborhood coffee shops.

Lincoln Park

Artistic district south of downtown, home to the Santa Fe Art District, Denver Health, and historic rowhouses.

Montclair

Village-like setting of wide lawns, Queen Anne homes, and tree canopies rooted in Denver’s late-1800s garden suburb plan.

• parks

North Capitol Hill

Also called Uptown, blending historic walk-ups with new apartments, brewpubs, and restaurant patios along 17th Avenue.

• popular
• young
• nightlife
• walkable

Overland

Residential pocket bordering the South Platte River, Overland Golf Course, and the lively South Broadway corridor.

Platt Park

Family-friendly blocks surrounding Old South Pearl Street’s farmers market, cafes, and boutiques.

• young
• walkable
• dining

Regis

Quiet streets adjacent to Regis University, with views toward the Front Range and quick access to I-70.

River North - RiNo

Creative hub of converted warehouses, craft breweries, and street art along Brighton Boulevard’s industrial spine.

• nightlife
• young

River North West - RiNo West

Emerging pocket west of the tracks with adaptive-reuse studios, new riverfront parks, and modern townhomes near I-25.

• nightlife

Rosedale

Residential enclave around Harvard Gulch Park and Porter Adventist Hospital, with easy access to South Broadway eateries.

Ruby Hill

Affordable hillside neighborhood centered on Ruby Hill Park’s sledding runs, bike skills course, and Levitt Pavilion concerts.

• parks

Skyland

Residential streets anchored by the renovated City Park Golf Course and a mix of classic Denver squares and infill homes.

Sloan Lake

Relaxed lakeside living with park views, trails, and growing dining options nearby.

• popular
• parks

South Park Hill

Tree-shaded boulevards, Tudor homes, and strong schools define this eastern section of Denver’s historic Park Hill.

Speer

Triangular district hugging Speer Boulevard with high-density apartments, Cheesman Park access, and Cherry Creek Trail connections.

Sun Valley

Former industrial area undergoing major redevelopment, beside the South Platte River and Empower Field at Mile High.

Sunnyside

Blend of historic cottages and new townhomes north of I-70, with taquerias and cafes along Tejon Street.

Union Station

Transit-oriented core featuring the restored Union Station, boutique hotels, and upscale dining around Wynkoop Plaza.

• nightlife
• walkable

University

Centered on the University of Denver campus with student housing, sporting venues, and restaurants along Evans Avenue.

University Park

Quiet residential area anchored by Observatory Park, with late 19th-century homes and DU-adjacent amenities.

Valverde

South Platte-facing neighborhood of modest homes and industrial yards, gaining bike connections via the Platte River Trail.

Villa Park

Hilly streets and multi-ethnic food spots near Lakewood Gulch and the W Line light-rail stations.

Washington Park

Beloved for its lakes, running loops, and classic bungalows; an active, family-friendly vibe.

• popular
• parks

Washington Park West

Mix of Victorians and Denver Squares just west of the park, with South Broadway nightlife at the edge.

West Colfax

Historic corridor along Colfax Avenue revitalized by the W Line light rail, arts venues, and international eateries.

West Highland

Quiet residential streets, boutique shops, and neighborhood taverns surrounding Highlands Square on 32nd Avenue.

Whittier

One of Denver’s oldest Black neighborhoods, featuring Victorian homes, pocket parks, and growing cafe options along Downing Street.