The Mile High City, also known as Denver, is one of the largest U.S. cities and probably the only one not built on a waterway or bay. Still, it’s a center for trade and traffic. But it’s the beauty of Denver–its tree-lined streets, 200 city parks, and extreme variations in architecture–that make travelers entering Denver International Airport eager to begin their journey.

From your first step off the plane, you may have a face-to-face encounter with one of Denver International Airport's "Hospitality Ambassadors," recognizable by their big white Cowboy hats and eagerness to help passengers find their way. That's one thing you'll remember about Denver International Airport–it's emphasis on customer satisfaction. As many of your travel needs as possible have been kept in mind, from a 24-hour Jewish and Christian Interfaith Chapel and the Islamic Masjid to four smoking lounges, free WiFi, a full-service post office, even a pet exercise area for your airborne Fido.