Coors Field

Built in 1995, Coors Field helped transform Denver's LoDo neighborhood into the lively restaurant, bar, shopping and entertainment district it is today. Like Union Station a few blocks away, Coors Field is a neighborhood focal point. The stadium seats more than 50,000 fans and occupies 76 acres in LoDo. Public and private tours can be arranged when the Colorado Rockies aren't in the building, and there are sophisticated facilities to book within the stadium for groups looking to create a memorable event for clients or employees. Concerts here feature big-name headliners each summer. For most locals and visitors, however, it's baseball that really matters. As a sports (or trivia) fan, check out row 20 of the upper deck and its line of purple seats that stand out from the rest. They indicate you're exactly one mile, or 5,280 feet, above sea level in the Mile High City.