LoDo is the lower downtown area of Denver, Colorado, the oldest and original settlement of the city of Denver. It is a historic district, known for its shopping and nightlife and serves as an example of the success of urban renewal in some American cities. Lower Downtown is not a neighborhood designated place by the city of Denver. Rather, it is an area identified in the minds of visitors and residents of Denver. The easiest geographic designation of the neighborhood would be the one used to define the historic district of LoDo. For that the borders are ,Cherry Creek (Speer Blvd.), 20th Street, Larimer Street, Wynkoop Street.
However, some people would consider the entire Union Station neighborhood to be part of LoDo including the Central Platte Valley area. In this case, the neighborhood extends northwest to the Platte River or possibly even I-25, and southeast to Lawrence Street. Some people also consider the area including and around Coors Field to be a part of LoDo. In that case the border extends Northeast to Park Ave. The neighborhood north of 20th Street is also known as the Ballpark District and is being transitioned from industrial use to mixed-use. LoDo is located just northwest of Downtown Denver near the meeting point of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River. It is in north central Denver. Source wikipedia
Save time & money with Hotels
Have you been to Historic Lower Downtownand/LoDo?
"No spam, no mailing lists! Personally identifiable information is never sold, shared or leased to any other parties"
Hotels 
Attractions 
Neighborhood 
Airports
Distances are calculated as the crow flies, and are provided as an aid in planning only.
