Located at the edge of the Great Plains with the Rockies rising up nearby, Pueblo is a friendly and culturally-diverse city. With many exciting activities, cultural places and great local, ethnic restaurants, Pueblo is a great place to visit. Pueblo's western flavor is evident both in the museums and historical sites around town, and the natural diversity of the surrounding terrain. Pikes Peak can be seen to the north, and Lake Pueblo provides a foreground to the Wet Mountains and Sangre de Cristo Range to the west and south. The rolling green hills of the plains stretch off to the east, a contrast to the high mountain peaks. Pueblo is located at the crossroads of I-25 and US 50 in south central Colorado. HISTORY. A "Preserve America" community, Pueblo offers the beautiful Historic Arkansas Riverwalk, many diverse museums and a historic business district. CULTURE. Pueblo also boasts cultural amenities, including art galleries, public art projects and a variety of theatre offerings. FAMILY. Families can enjoy Pueblo's award-winning Buell Children's Museum, quarter rides at the City Park or the Pueblo Zoo. NIGHTLIFE. From diverse dining opportunities to an energetic live-music scene, Pueblo is full of nighttime entertainment. OUTDOORS. Blessed with 300 days of sunshine a year, Pueblo is a lively city with a great love of the outdoors. With a brand-new urban kayak course, bike trails, rivers and lakes for fishing and sunny golf courses, Pueblo is a great place for recreation. EVENTS. From car rallies to historic tours, Pueblo is full of activity all-year round.