The Denver Capitol Hill
Sitting on Colfax Avenue, which is America's longest running street, the Denver Capitol Hill and rests on exactly one mile above sea level. It is a favorite tourist attraction that is one of Colorado's best historic buildings. Did you know these interesting facts about it?

The roof consists of real gold which signifys the great Colorado Gold Rush

If you stood on the thirteenth step you would be standing at exactly one mile above sea level

The interior of the building was made with Beulah Red Marble which is so rare that it can be found only in three buildings in the world.

The Colorado Convention Center
Probably one of the most recognizable convention centers in America because of its giant blue bear peaking through its windows. Standing at forty feet high it represents the area natural wildlife in the nearby mountains. The Colorado Convention Center is the largest building in the state and has more than 8,000 hotel rooms within minutes walking time.

Colorado Convention Center

The Tent Roof over Denver Airport
There are many interesting facts for the history of the tent roof over Denver International Airport. This signature look makes the airport memorable for travelers come to Denver for the first time.

There are twenty-one tents that hang over the terminals

It has designed to look like Denver's snow capped mountain tops from the Rocky Mountains

The area under the Jeppesen Terminal can hold tens of thousands of travelers at one time

Did you know?
A National Natural Landmark the Garden of the Gods in Denver has unique sandstone rock that can rise hundreds of feet in the air. You can take a bike ride throughout the trails or a simple stroll if you are in no hurry. view their online bike map or visit the Garden of the Gods Visitor Center.