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 A Mile High Welcome

denver2.jpg (13430 bytes)The Mile-High City sent a big welcome our way.   Denver, Colorado, offered beautiful parks, majestic mountain scenery, and a wonderful collection of restaurants, museums, and cultural facilities.

The Colorado Convention Center was within easy walking distance of the three hotels that hosted guests to the assembly.  The Adams Mark Denver, the Marriott City Center, and the Hyatt Regency Denver, all full-service hotels, made our stay a pleasant one.

The assembly agenda was full, but we used the free time to stroll up and down the 16th Street Mall.  This tree-lined street hosted outdoor cafes, historic buildings, shops, and restaurants.  Just a block from the 16th Street Mall we visited the Lower Downtown District, a thriving historic neighborhood.   The area contains more than forty art galleries.  There was also  historic Larimer Square, or a carriage ride.  Denver was the place to be in August 1999.

These links will take you on a virtual tour of Denver:

bulletMile-High City introduces you to Denver--its history, climate, maps, and links you to places of interest
bulletDenver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau
bulletDowntown Denver directs you to the hotels and restaurants in the area.
bulletLonely Planet--destination Denver is a good source of brief introductions to many unique bits of information about Denver.
bulletRead The Denver Post for the news of the day
bulletRead Rocky Mountain News for events in the area.

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