Downtown Boulder, CODowntown Boulder offers a diverse collection of attractions and services. With outstanding shopping, lodging, America’s Top Chef, amazing cuisine, entertainment, indoor and outdoor concerts, not to mention the best people watching in the state on the well-maintained, clean, and charming Pearl Street Mall, Downtown Boulder is a unique and authentic experience for anyone! Come check out some of the 1,000 businesses, of which 85% are locally owned and operated.
A few places you shouldn’t miss during your visit to Boulder: The Boulder Farmer’s Market (Central Park, 13th and Canyon) runs April through October every Saturday morning and Wednesday afternoon and offers a wide variety of local produce, fruits, flowers, meats, gourmet cheeses, and more. There are even booths set up by local chefs and restaurants offering hot and fresh meals to eat while perusing the market. The architecturally stunning Victorian styled Hotel Boulderado (2115 13th St) is a must see in Boulder. It is a national register historic landmark and offers three exquisite restaurants and lounges; Corner Bar & Café, Q’s Restaurant, and The Catacombs. For great local shopping, don’t miss The Art Mart (1222 Pearl St) which features over 300 local, national, and international artists’ displays of retail arts and crafts. Jax Fish House (928 Pearl St) is home of the 2008 winner of TV’s America’s Top Chef, Hosea Rosenberg and the best seafood in town. The Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant (1101 Walnut St) is the place to go after a long day of sightseeing and experiencing all Downtown Boulder has to offer for one of their award winning margaritas. Boulder Theater (2032 14th St) produces events that span most areas of entertainment. From Bluegrass, to Rock and Roll, to Electronica, to showing the Big Lebowski, or 2008 Presidential coverage, there is something for everyone. | More Local Area InformationAn eclectic city with one of the most extensive trail systems in the country, Boulder is surrounded by more than 31,000 acres of recreational ope... Read moreTwo well-known neighborhoods in Boulder, CO have landed spots as the best U.S. neighborhoods in two different lifestyles magazines: Boulder’... Read moreForbes Magazine recently reported about a survey of America’s Top 25 Towns to Live Well and it is no surprise that Boulder, CO topped the list. An... Read moreThe American Electronics Association (AeA) recently ranked Boulder as the #2 city in the nation for its percentage of workers employed in high-tec... Read moreBoulder and the surrounding areas ranked just behind much larger metropolitan areas such as New York, Los Angeles, and Santa Fe in the percentage o... Read moreA quiet ranching and farming community after its coal mines closed, Superior's population remained near 250 until recent years. Now the town feature... Read moreIn the 1870s, coal miners were attracted to Louisville, in part because it was a democratic community that was not owned and controlled by a singl... Read moreNamed for Chief Niwot, an Arapaho Indian leader, this small community was an important early railroad link to markets in Wyoming and Denver. Th... Read moreA residential community located east of Boulder, Lafayette offers a variety of cultural, educational and recreational opportunities that include 1... Read moreStrategically located midway between Denver and Boulder along U.S. Highway 36, Broomfield offers ready access for commuters going either direction. ... Read moreIt is no wonder why so many people choose Arvada when searching homes in Metro Denver; with a quaint, historic atmosphere and plenty of big-cit... Read moreThe city of Arvada is located in both Jefferson and Adams Counties, Colorado, just 8 miles northwest of downtown Denver. Nestled in the beautifu... Read moreAside from unique shopping, dining, and entertainment, the city of Arvada also offers an abundance of recreational activities for the whole family.... Read moreLocated less than 25 minutes from downtown Denver and a few miles east of Boulder, the community of Erie is home to approximately 17,000 resident... Read moreLocated 17 miles west of Boulder, Nederland is the largest town (population near 1500) along the Peak-to-Peak Scenic Byway that runs 55 miles fro... Read moreGolf courses, greenways, parks and proximity to 29 ski areas make Longmont an appealing community for active people of all ages. Located 35 mile... Read moreIt is no wonder that so many people choose Golden, CO when looking for homes in the Denver metropolitan area; from prosperous industries to qualit... Read moreGolden is one of Colorado’s treasured historic cities, nestled on the banks of Clear Creek in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The city boast... Read moreThe city of Golden was founded as a mining camp in the heat of the Pike’s Peak Gold Rush of 1859, and was aptly named after one of Clear Cree... Read moreThe city of Westminster, Colorado is a northwest suburb of Denver located approximately 13 miles north of the Denver city center and 18 mile... Read more |
