Location
Denver at Your Doorstep
3000 Huron is the place to be. Nearby you can relax on the expansive patio at Number Thirty-Eight or enjoy the extensive tequila menu and taco bar at Federales. The area is home to the Denver Rockies and the expansive City of Cuernavaca Park, and the Globe Hall Live Music & Kitchen and Larimer Lounge are great venues for discovering rising indie and DJ performers.
Explore
The Ballpark District pulses with the energy of its rich history and modern allure. From its industrial roots to its vibrant present, this neighborhood offers a dynamic mix of entertainment, dining, and green spaces. Explore historic landmarks, savor local flavors, and immerse yourself in the unique charm of this bustling Denver enclave.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
Puttshack
Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox
16th Street Mall
Civic Center Park
Ball Arena
Empower Field at Mile High
Island Kingdom Water Park
Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus
Downtown Aquarium
City of Cuernavaca Park
Kettle Arcade
Museum of Illusions – Denver
Coors Field
Yard House
Barcelona Wine Bar
Postino LoHi
JINYA Ramen Bar – Union Station
Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar
Avanti Food & Beverage
My Neighbor Felix LoHi
Dave’s Hot Chicken
Denver Beer Co Platte Street
Milk and Honey Coffee
Viewhouse BallPark
Gaurd and Grace
Stout Street Social
Mellow Mushroom
ChoLon Downtown
Capital Grille
Hopdoddy Burger Bar
The Kitchen American Bistro
3000 Huron St. Denver, CO 80202
Discover
Dive into the city’s vibrant cultural scene, boasting over 150 breweries, award-winning restaurants, and eclectic boutiques.
Denver Inside and Out
To maximize your time outdoors, 3000 Huron provides quick access to a range of recreational opportunities. Enjoy hiking, biking, running, rock climbing, kayaking, cross-country skiing, camping and sledding opportunities right in town. The riverfront and Commons Park provides a beautiful green space for enjoying 360 degrees of dramatic urban and mountain landscapes, offering a picturesque backdrop for picnics and group yoga classes.
