City and County of Denver Building

Photo of the Denver City and County Building lit with holiday lights, at dusk

Denver's City and County Building, also known as City Hall, is located at 1437 Bannock St., Denver, on the west side of the city's Civic Center Park. It opened in 1932. The Beaux-Arts Neoclassical city hall was designed by a coalition of 39 leading local architects.

The City and County Building houses offices of the Mayor, meeting chambers of City Council, and courtrooms for County and District Court, as well as offices for other city agencies. Colorado's gold-domed State Capitol faces the Denver City and County Building from the east end of Civic Center Park.

City and County Building Tour

Take a walking tour of Denver's City and County Building, completed in 1932, featuring neo-classical architecture and artwork and artifacts from the city's history.

Location

1437 Bannock St, Denver 80202 View Map

Venue Snapshot

Features

Fully Staffed Facility
Air Conditioned
Heating
Disabled Amenities and Access
WiFi

Hours

Sunday Closed
Monday
- 07:30 AM–05:00 PM
Tuesday
- 07:30 AM–05:00 PM
Wednesday
- 07:30 AM–05:00 PM
Thursday
- 07:30 AM–05:00 PM
Friday
- 07:30 AM–05:00 PM
Saturday Closed

NEW HOURS listed above as of July 21, 2025. Open later on Mondays for City Council meetings. ADA-accessible public entrances are located on N. Bannock St. and 14th Ave. All public entering the building must pass through security screening.