Welcome to the Mile High City. After following the Rockies up to the most exclusive ski resorts in the state, sometimes Denver is overlooked. But it shouldn’t be, as it’s a city with 300+ days of sunshine a year, and near perfect weather. Also, it’s a city that at some point, you may find yourself in for a work trip. Either way, there’s always a good excuse to spend a few nights exploring Colorado’s capital city. Its landmark buildings date back to the days of the Old West, and the city is rich with character. So, this is where to go in Denver, for a go-to guide by the locals for restaurants, hotels and sites.
A Note about the Recommendations
This is your guide for where to go in Denver because the recommendations are from locals, who have good taste. The Galavante Tastemakers network has people in every city, who are social butterflies with a passion for the best accommodations and dining across the world. These recommendations of where to go in Denver are thanks 10+ year local Karen. She shares her Denver restaurants, bars, hotels, and music venues.
Tavernetta Restaurant.
Restaurants
Death & Co.
Bars
The Cruise Room at The Oxford Hotel
The Crawford Hotel.
Hotels
The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection
The Oxford Hotel & Spa.
Music Venues
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, Colorado.
Galavante Tastemaker City Guides
After reading up on the top spots in Denver, check out our other city guides, including Charleston and San Diego.
FAQs
Q: Where should I go for Italian food in Denver?
A: Galavante recommends Tavernetta if you’re craving Italian.
Q: Which hotel best encapsulates the city’s history?
A: The Brown Palace Hotel & Spa is best for those looking for a trip rich in history and tradition.
Q: How far is Red Rocks from Denver?
A: It is a 15-mile drive from the city. And there is a Red Rocks Shuttle to make the journey easier.
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