Located northwest of Denver, Westminster is a substantial home-rule city spanning Adams and Jefferson counties. Established in 1911 and now Colorado’s 8th most populous, it’s home to around 116,300 residents and covers approximately 34 mi² at 5,325 ft above sea level
Westminster delivers a mix of urban amenities and outdoor escapades. Downtown Westminster, built on the former mall site, now anchors the city with public parks, Alamo Drafthouse, Origin Hotel, and mixed-use town center . The city preserves over 3,000 acres of open space, including Standley Lake Regional Park and Little Dry Creek Trail, and offers top-tier attractions like the Butterfly Pavilion and historic Bell Tower
Westminster enjoys Colorado’s famed four-season, semi-arid climate with warm summers, crisp winters, and abundant sunshine—perfect for parks, trails, and year-round outdoor living
The city is served by multiple school districts—including Westminster Public Schools and Adams 12—featuring schools like Westminster High School with advanced academic offerings . The area also has community college options and is close to higher-education institutions in the metro area.
Originally named DeSpain Junction in 1870, the area grew through farming and gold rush settlement and was renamed Westminster in honor of its university . Today, cultural landmarks such as the Bell Tower, the Butterfly Pavilion, and Downtown Westminster reflect its progression from military heritage to an urban center
Westminster is well connected via RTD transit. The B Line commuter rail opened in 2016, linking Westminster Station to Denver’s Union Station with a 6-mile ride in about 11 minutes—featuring park-n-ride access and public plaza . Bus service includes Flatiron Flyer express to Boulder and Denver via US 36, alongside park-n-ride lots and multiple bus routes
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