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A chilled and collaborative city with a thriving cultural, arts, and music scene, Denver is home to historic Union Station, Old West museums, craft breweries, world-class restaurants and great nightlife. Its mix of red brick Victorian buildings and modern architecture offer a gateway to several of the Western USA’s national parks and the breathtaking scenery of the great outdoors.
It’s easy to get around the city. From bikes to the walkable downtown and public transport including the free 16th Street Mall shuttle bus, there’s no need for a car here.
There’s something for everyone. With sports stadiums, museums, theatres and art galleries; music venues, shops, outdoor cafes, upscale restaurants and a rich cultural history.
Discover the Wild West. Denver is surrounded by the mountains, mining towns, ranches and railroads that set the backdrop to its past. The history of this frontier town and the gold rushes, cowboys and outlaws that defined the era are celebrated in museums across the city and beyond.
Home to the US Air Force, USA Olympics, and all kinds of exhilarating outdoor adventures, Colorado Springs is considered one of the best places to live in the US. And it’s easy to see why with its sophisticated, friendly downtown areas surrounded by a picturesque landscape of mountains, red rocks and big blue skies. Explore Pike’s Peak, commonly known as America’s Mountain from winding highways or scenic railroad trips, and discover the geological wonders of the Garden of the Gods for everything from hiking and biking to yoga, rock climbing and painting.
With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Denver is a year-round destination with low rainfall, hot summers and cold winters. Daytime temperatures in July and August can reach up to 38C with regular thunderstorms, and snowfall is common in winter. On spring and autumn days temperatures drop considerably from day to night. But the warm, dry “chinook” winds that blow in from the Rocky Mountains can quickly increase the temperature on even the coldest day.
