Hubbuzz.com's Guide to Downtown Denver Neighborhoods

Uptown

Located east of the nerve center that is downtown makes Uptown a convenient place to live. Add to that a diverse assortment of restaurants, watering holes and architecture and you’ve got one of the city’s most popular neighborhoods.

Uptown’s 17th Avenue is Denver’s “Restaurant Row,” where foodies can indulge in a different restaurant every night of the week.

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Lodo...a swing and a hit

LoDo, aka Lower Downtown, is again bustling with the central business district and Larimer Square, home of Denver’s hip and trendy.

Here urban living is flourishing with a mix of refurbished turn-of-the-century condos and cutting-edge lofts.

Lodo is a goldmine of entertainment and activity, funky eateries, al fresco rooftop bars and swank nightclubs. Indulge in retail therapy at the myriad boutiques dotting Larimer Square.

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Five Points...rich history, cool jazz

It’s one of the city’s oldest, largest and most historic neighborhoods. Five Points was known for its sizzling jazz, and dozens of bars and clubs where some of the greats played.

Today it’s buzzing with businesses. Located near Coors Field and downtown Denver, the area is known for its BBQ and soul food.

Seems like there’s always something cool going on here. Check out the Juneteenth (June 19th) festival and parade, kick back with the sounds of the Jazz Festival or check out the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Center and theater.

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Golden Triangle...the center for art and culture in Denver

One of the oldest areas in Denver, this is a hub for the creative mind, the heart of art and culture. Civic Center Park, the Denver Art Museum and the Public Library are located here.

You’ll find 19th- and 20th -century Victorians and bungalows getting cozy with modern apartments and lofts. Old stores and garages are now edgy new art galleries, small offices and hip restaurants.

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Auraria...artsy and affordable

Auraria is a charming neighborhood close to the heart of downtown, but still affordable.

Here you’ll find two-story brick Victorians, one-story stucco houses, duplexes, row houses, brick bungalows and brick apartment complexes.

The Auraria Campus consists of three colleges: Metro State, Community College of Denver and University of Colorado Denver. Film lovers take note: all film fests that come to Denver can be found at the Starz Film Center, located within the Tivoli Center (the student union of the Auraria Campus).

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Capitol Hill...a walking neighborhood

Cap Hill offers a diverse choice of housing types and price ranges—everything from high-rise digs to single-family homes to renovated historic mansions.

And, forget the car. Walking is the best way to get around here because almost everything you’d want is close by—restaurants, diners, music venues, used bookstores and parks.