LoDo, short for Lower Downtown, is Denver’s oldest neighborhood, a stretch of 19th-century brick warehouses now filled with restaurants, breweries, and galleries around Union Station.
Denver’s Original Downtown
LoDo predates the rest of downtown Denver, and its low-rise brick buildings, many now on the National Register of Historic Places, give it a distinctly different feel from the high-rises just a few blocks away.
Union Station and Coors Field Anchor the Neighborhood
Union Station, a restored Beaux-Arts transit hub with the A Line train to the airport, and Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, both sit inside LoDo, keeping the neighborhood busy well beyond happy hour.
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