Broadway has always been a major transportation corridor for Denver, even from its early days as a rough road used for hauling produce into the city. Today, South Broadway and the Baker neighborhood offer an eclectic mix of neighborhood taverns, vintage clothing stores, unique eateries, bookstores, art galleries, international restaurants, craft shops, an arthouse movie theater and hip live music venues.

South of Alameda Avenue, Broadway becomes "Antique Row," a bargain hunter's dream with an amazing collection of nearly 100 antique stores packed into just 18 blocks. Whether you are looking for something to do or something to buy, there's a good chance you'll find it on South Broadway.

See the Broadway neighborhood map below to start exploring. 

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Denver’s South Broadway neighborhood, affectionately known as SoBo, has grown from a major artery into downtown to an eclectic and funky mix of taverns, clothing stores, unique eateries, bookstores and hip, live music venues with rainbow crosswalks and dedicated bike lanes. From craft breweries, distilleries and cideries to sundrenched, rooftop patios, South Broadway thrives on the unique energy of its residents and visitors. 

Home to Antique Row, South Broadway is not only a destination for pieces from the 17^th century, but also for immersive art experiences at vibrant, independent galleries. Check out Turn of the Century Antiques for dolls and toys and Spectra Art Space for contemporary art pieces in a fun, welcoming environment.