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History of Denver

Denver's history as a boom and bust town began with the desire for gold. In 1858, a group of prospectors were exploring the Kansas Territory, which then included what is now Colorado, and discovered piles of the precious metal where the Platte River and Cherry Creek meet. One of the prospectors, William Larimer, established Denver City in an area then populated by the Arapaho Native American tribe, who camped along the banks of Cherry Creek while hunting and gathering. Over the next two years, the eastern states were gripped by a new gold fever. 100,000 hopefuls pioneered across the harsh landscape to the territory, seeking instant prosperity. The influx of these pioneers moved the Native Americans out and forced them to move on. Meanwhile the settler population soared, causing the federal government to create the Colorado Territory. And, thus, began Denver's first boom, inspiring its mythical image as a Wild West town ruled by the material interest in gold.

Touring Denver
Denver is a geographically isolated city sitting exactly one mile above sea level and over 600 barren miles from the next closest major city. Concealed from the west by foothills and towering 14,000-foot peaks, and protected to the east by an expansive and high desert terrain, it is a place where everybody seems to be from "somewhere else". Today, modern-day pioneers and tourists, alike, come to Denver where they can get their rental cars at Denver International Airport (DEN) for world-class skiing and biking, serene hiking and intense rock climbing. They travel here from far and wide to drink the famous microbrews, stand in the humbling presence of massive peaks or find prosperity in the booming computer and telecommunications economy. The result is a blending yet cohesive neighborhoods, filled with diversity and charm.

Travel from the Denver International Airport in your rental car to Civic Center Park and the 16th Street Mall, a mile-long, tree-lined pedestrian promenade. Downtown is the perfect place to begin your holiday tour by exploring the Denver. Downtown's vital mix of government, entertainment, business and sport make its central business district the envy of the West. Take a tour of the Colorado State Capitol Building, where the eighteenth step places you exactly one mile above sea level. Continue your tour with a stroll through the nation's best collection of Native American art at the Denver Art Museum. Shop at the Denver Pavilions and Tabor Center or take in a Broadway show at one of the eight theaters comprising the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Drive your rental car or van to the shores of Colorado's Ocean Journey or include in your holiday an adventure at Six Flags Elitch Gardens. After a long day of sightseeing, relax in a brewpub and enjoy a microbrew, or treat yourself to a fine dining experience at one of downtown's excellent restaurants.

Lower downtown, termed LoDo by locals, was virtually empty 10 years ago. But since the opening of Coors Field, home to baseball's Colorado Rockies, this 20-block district of 19th-century brick buildings has come alive with energy and entertainment. The Denver International Airport has car rental for your driving needs. Take your rental car and drive out to a Denver Broncos football game. Tour in your rental convertible or rental van to the original commercial core of Denver, which underwent a major renovation and now sports a seemingly endless variety of trendy pubs, restaurants, nightclubs, shops and luxurious loft apartments. Continue to enjoy your holiday as you leave DEN, Denver International Airport, as you drive your rental car to Larimer Square, at the southern end of LoDo, occupies a portion of Denver's oldest street. Today, it radiates Victorian charm and bustles with such dining and dancing delights as Josephina's Restaurant and the 80s disco flashback, Lucky Star.

Take your rental car and travel to the eclectic residential district stretching east from downtown to City Park is home to Denver's famed Restaurant Row, a collection of elegant fine dining establishments, as well as a scattering of nightclubs and bars. It is also a great place to check out some of Denver's Victorian architecture and the impressive Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, a Romanesque masterpiece with towering, Gaudi-esque spires. Take your Denver International Airport rental car to the City Park, a beautiful legacy from the City Beautiful period, houses the Denver Zoo and the popular Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

Take a trip to Five Points and the Curtis Park district, northeast of downtown, which has been a sanctuary for the African American community. Ever since Benny Hooper strolled into town in the 1920s and opened up his club/recreation center/hotel for black servicemen, the streets of Five Points has been a mecca for jazz. Hooper's club underwent renovation a few years ago and reopened as the Casino Cabaret. It hosts some of the best jazz musicians in the country. The entire neighborhood is experiencing an urban renaissance as small businesses open up in the historic district and boost the economy. One of Denver's festivals is Juneteenth, the 19th of June.

Although the streets are always filled with people tourists and locals, alike, at all hours of the night, the neighborhood of Capitol Hill is safe and friendly. Young hipsters walk along the same sidewalks that Neal Cassidy and Jack Kerouac treaded, searching for an evening's entertainment in one of the diverse array of clubs, coffeehouses, art houses, galleries and bars. It is a great place to observe the way Denver moves through day-to-day life. From DEN (Denver International Airport) there is a wealth of historical sightseeing for tourists which includes the Molly Brown House. Your rental car can be used to go to tours of the Governor's Mansion, which resides in south Capitol Hill near the ultra-trendy Govn'rs Park,.

Continue your vacation by driving your rental car to Golden. Located on the western fringe of Denver, surrounded by jagged hogback and wide buttes, a perfect place for your rental SUVthat you can rent from the Denver International Airport. It is a charming small town (do not ever say it is a suburb) that echoes Colorado's gold rush heritage. You can pick up your rental car from the Denver International Airport and drive out to Golden, the home of the Coors Brewing Company and the Buffalo Bill Museum. It is an excellent spot to experience a part of Western Americana. The locals have traded in their horses for mountain bikes, and the town boasts some of the best trail riding in the country at famed Apex Park and White Ranch Park. Take the kids on a in the car you rent on a tour to Heritage Square for a ride on its 19th century antique merry-go-round or a heart-pounding trip down the alpine slide.