Why Denver?
The Denver region has always been a destination for immigrants, beginning in the early 1800s with miners and railroad workers settling in the area and today with European, African, Asians, and others bringing their families and businesses to settle in our region. We believe there is a direct connection between our international diversity and our opportunities in the global marketplace. Our international connections are strengthened by the strong support of the World Trade Center of Denver, our many Chambers, Consulates and economic development groups who develop international business opportunities and the non-profit community that work to support the recruiting and training of international residents.
We are also proud to offer outstanding entertainment options with national sports teams, fine dining, the Denver Performing Arts complex, outdoor recreation opportunities, and world-renowned museums. With so much to offer, there is something for everyone!
Visit the Mile High City
Denver is a tourist destination with world class museums, unique shopping districts, world-class recreation opportunities and more! To find out more about our city visit the recreation, cultural, entertainment and travel pages.
Make your move!
Denver is one of the fastest growing cities in the Nation, boasting over 300 days of sunshine annually, amazing recreation opportunities, diverse neighborhoods, job growth, and a strong economy to build your business. If you are ready to join us here in the Mile High city find everything you need to help make your move to Denver successful.
Bring your business to the region
The Global Denver initiative is aimed at recognizing Denver’s diversity and international connections and capitalizing on these assets to improve our quality of life and economic prosperity. Visit our Business resource pages to find out more.
Explore Denver’s Neighborhoods
Like many western cities, Denver has a colorful history marked by tough workers who made their way in this high country desert so many years ago. Today those legacies play out in our distinct neighborhoods and cultural opportunities. Denver celebrates its 150th birthday this November- come join us for this celebration!
Learn more about Denver’s History:
Dr. Colorado (Tom Noel) highlights some of Denver’s history on the City website:
http://www.denvergov.org/AboutDenver/history_timeline.asp
Denver Metro Convention and Visitor’s Bureau:
http://www.denver.org/metro/history
What is going on in Denver this month?
For more information about events in the Denver Metro area, please visit the Global Denver calendar.
View additional Denver events here.
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The 2010 Biennial of the Americas celebrates the culture, ideas and people of the Western Hemisphere. Throughout the entire month of July, Denver will offer visitors cross-cultural experiences through a wide array of art exhibits, live music and special cultural programming. Emerging talent and leaders in the arts, culture, sciences, politics, economics and technology will also convene roundtable discussions designed to create a shared vision for a more cohesive hemisphere. It will be one of the most exciting international events of 2010, and something you won't want to miss. For more information, visit www.biennialoftheamericas.org
