If Victorians and sidewalk cafes are your speed, you’ve well arrived. Park Hill is one of Denver’s older and leafier neighborhoods, bringing something of a Bostonian feel that couples suburban leanings with a central location conveniently near the city’s most noteworthy attractions: The Denver Zoo, Denver Museum of Nature & Science and, fittingly, City Park are all nearby. Well-groomed blocks of Queen Anne and Mediterranean Revival homes are Park Hill’s calling card, and you’ll find them mingling with the occasional bungalow and a postcard-perfect commercial row. The industrial stretch along the north side offers a different feel, with breweries and an RTD station for a breezy ride downtown or to the airport. All in, Greater Park Hill — South, North, and Northeast — tallies a bit shy of 30,000 residents.