Denver is a modern city that offers views of the Rocky Mountains to the west and the Great Plains to the east. Getting to and around Denver is easy, even from the International Airport. The airport train offers a short and effortless ride to downtown Denver Union Station. At Union Station, there is a 1914 Beaux-Arts 1914 train station that features a boutique hotel, shops, restaurants, and chic bars.

During winters, snowboarders and skiers can take the Winter Park Express ski-train to reach the mountains from the resort. This runs seasonally only. However, from Union Station, it is possible to go downtown by bike, on foot, or by using the Street Mall Shuttle. Make optimal use of Denver’s citywide bike-share system and explore cultural attractions like the Clyfford Still Museum, the Denver Art Museum, and the Colorado History Center.

Denver has chef-owned restaurants, so visitors can wander among Larimer Square’s boutiques and Victorian buildings and consider a culinary talent. You can enjoy the offers of locally sourced products. At the forefront, Denver is exceptionally good for food. There are revolutionary food halls like Avanti F & B that feature dining concepts that offer a casual rotation where there are two craft bars that share space and you can enjoy spectacular views of downtown from the patio. Don’t miss the Central Market that offers vendors from wood-fired pizza to gourmet chocolates and freshly baked breads.

Explore Denver neighborhoods that include art galleries, restaurants, craft breweries, and eye-catching street art on every corner. There is an upscale shopping center, Cherry Creek, just 5 minutes from downtown. This shopping spot has luxury brands and is close to the Botanical Gardens. The trendy Highlands is close to the city center and features trendy restaurants, Victorian-era homes, art galleries, lush gardens and an ice cream parlor. Uptown also has a stretch of bistros, cafes and pubs. The Denver Zoo and Museum is in City Park. There’s a fusion of old and new in Five Points with breweries, cafes, barbecue institutions and museums.

A shuttle or bus route from an accommodation company that provides transportation to and from the airport minimizes your expenses. The shuttles mostly offer free WiFi to check it out with family, friends or the office. If your group is 4 or more numbers, please book a private SUV. It will save time. Families request discounts on standard transfers for children. Remember to check parking options in Breckenridge beforehand.

Ask for the arrival and departure times of accommodation. Remember, to rent a car, familiarize yourself with the laws of travel. There is a free bus system that takes you to popular neighborhoods and throughout the city.

Denver offers parking options such as outside and street parking. Remember not to lock bikes on benches or trees. The motorcycle can fit in any street parking spot up to 4 cycles. Off-street parking refers to parking garages and lots available for a fee. There are parking garages if your plan is to spend more than 2 hours in the center. Denver has metered off-street parking. On city holidays and Sundays, downtown parking is free, so if you’ll be spending more than 2 hours in downtown Denver, consider parking in an off-street spot.