With the gorgeous natural surroundings and a vibrant, versatile city, there will be plenty for you to do after hours. Whether you like to visit new restaurants, museums, or can't wait to hike or bike any of the 850 miles of urban trails, Denver has something for you!

Denver is also the host of the Biennial of the Americas, a seven-week art and innovation extravaganza that kicks off its "education week" while ISTE 2010 is underway. Learn more about the Biennial, exhibition locations, and program goals at www.biennialoftheamericas.org.

Restaurants

"Delicious Denver"
Popular Denver Restaurants
Dining Guide to Denver

Hotels

Check out the official ISTE 2010 properties and map now available on our Housing page.
 

Get going!

What to do in Denver.
Search by activity, indoors or out.
Bicycle maps of Denver.
From Bike Denver.org
Browse the public art display
Nearly 300 works around the city!
 

Home of the Big Blue Bear

Read about Denver's famous Blue Bear, and watch him being built.
Visit the Colorado Convention Center's website, complete with interactive floorplans!

The Gold Rush city

Denver facts and history (Wikipedia)
Denver weather in June
High Altitude Tips

Find other great information on the mile-high city at Visit Denver or Denver.com

Note: Information about specially-arranged tours for ISTE 2010 participants will be available beginning mid-February.