DISTRICT 10

Nine neighborhoods. One district.

From the gold dome of the Capitol to the train hall at Union Station, each neighborhood has its own character, its own organizations, and its own voice on council.

Capitol Hill

Denver’s densest, most storied neighborhood: mansions, apartments, and everything in walking distance.
Central Business District

Downtown’s core: 16th Street, office towers, and a growing residential population.
Cheesman Park

Tree-lined blocks wrapped around the park and its neoclassical pavilion.
City Park West

Between Uptown and City Park: hospitals, historic homes, and the Esplanade.
Civic Center

The seat of city and state government, and the front lawn for Denver Arts Week.
Congress Park

Bungalows, gardens, and a true neighborhood feel east of the park.
North Capitol Hill

Uptown: restaurant row on 17th, historic mansions, and new residents every year.
South City Park

The blocks along the park’s south edge, close to the museum and the zoo.
Union Station

Denver’s front door: the train hall, LoDo blocks, and the district’s transit hub.

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