Espaces de coliving en Denver

Denver, also known as the mile-high city, rests at the base of the Rocky Mountains in beautiful Colorado. As the largest city in Colorado, this makes a tremendous coliving hub for digital nomads worldwide. The Denver metropolitan area has roughly 3.5 million residents and is surrounded by beautiful scenery to the west. This is a great city to call home if you're a remote worker looking for a change of pace. Home to the Denver Broncos and the Denver Nuggets, there is plenty to do here for sports fans. Whether you're looking for a night out on the town or a quiet night listening to live music.

Denver has become a famous city and place to experience for digital nomads in the past decade. The town has everything you need, from small mom & pop stores to world-class dining. If you're a sports fanatic, look no further because Denver has four professional sports teams, from NFL & MLB to NBA & NHL teams. Denver has also become popular in the live music scene, with plenty of nightlife opportunities after you're all done working on your laptop for the day. Because the city has the Rocky Mountains to the west, it is easy to access world-class ski resorts, with the closest ones only one hour outside downtown.

Denver may not be the cheapest city for rent, but you can make up for this with the good public transit offered by the town, including the extensive bus lines and the light rail that is downtown and takes you a few miles outside the city. Laying just a few miles to the west is Denver International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the US and a hub for United Airlines. The airport serves non-stop domestic and international destinations all over the world.

Fun facts about Denver:
- Denver is one of the 12 US cities to have teams from four major sports (baseball, hockey, football, and basketball)
- Denver has the most extensive city park system in the United States
- Denver is one of the sunniest cities in the US, with 300 annual days with some sunshine each year
- The Denver Mint is the world's largest producer of coins.