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Diverse Denver. Since its Wild West beginnings, Denver has attracted all kinds of people. The rich ethnic history and diverse cultural heritage of the city are celebrated with a number of events throughout the year, from the nation’s largest Cinco de Mayo celebration in the spring to the Longs Peak Scottish Irish Festival in the fall. Summer brings the National Gay Rodeo Finals and PrideFest a celebration of community and culture. The historically rich African-American Five Points neighborhood is home to the Black American West Museum, while the Museo de Las Americas hosts some of the world’s top contemporary artists from Latin America. A trip to the Mile High City will find no shortage of year-round cultural activity.

GLBT

Sure, “Brokeback Mountain” made a neighboring state famous, but the laid-back, welcoming nature of the locals and a vibrant nightlife makes Denver the true gay and lesbian center of the West, with many hotels and restaurants catering to GLBT visitors. For shopping and nightlife, check out the Capitol Hill neighborhood. You may also want to plan your trip during the nation’s largest PrideFest or the National Gay Rodeo Finals. Get a detailed GLBT itinerary here.

Multicultural

With a population that is 40% Hispanic and 10% African American, Denver is a dynamic city of diverse cultures, rewarding those who visit with a montage of sights, sounds, smells, and flavors. Check out an in-depth look at Hispanic Denver. A number of museums and cultural facilities, including the Stiles African American Heritage Center, Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library, and the Museo de Las Américas, showcase the arts and history of various peoples and traditions as surrounding neighborhoods fill the city with authentic restaurants and an array of cultural celebrations. Denver is also home to a sizable Asian American community.

Accessibility Services

From wheelchair-friendly trails and accommodations, to transportation services for the physically impaired, Denver is a city that can be enjoyed by all. Use this link for a comprehensive list of services available to visitors with special needs.

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