Blog, Neighborhoods
24 hours in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood
Home to Chicago’s largest public park, the Lincoln Park neighborhood offers locals and visitors alike a multitude of activities, culture, dining, and shopping no matter…
Home to Chicago’s largest public park, the Lincoln Park neighborhood offers locals and visitors alike a multitude of activities, culture, dining, and shopping no matter…
While many visitors to Chicago have spent time in Hyde Park (home to Jackson Park and the Museum of Science and Industry), the surrounding Washington…
Lakeview’s laid back atmosphere and picture-perfect shoreline have made it a favorite hangout among locals and visitors alike. This lakefront neighborhood is made up of…
When deciding which of Chicago’s neighborhoods to explore next, Rogers Park should be at the top of the list. This lakefront community ranks as one…
Chicago’s Garfield Park neighborhood is a nature lover’s paradise. The area is home to a sprawling chain of green spaces, with the historic Garfield Park…
Named for its location along the Lake Michigan shoreline, South Shore was once one of Chicago’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. The success of the nearby 1893 World’s…
A message from Sara Feigenholtz, Illinois State Senator
Chinatown is one of the most unique neighborhoods in Chicago. Easy to get to from downtown, the tight-knit community has been at this current location…
The historic Pullman neighborhood is the first and only National Monument and unit of the National Park System in the city of Chicago.
Welcome to our new series of self-guided Chicago Greeter tours, presented by Bank of America. Each walking tour is created by a knowledgeable local to showcase their favorite hidden…
Beverly has been called the “village in the city”, a beautiful, bucolic neighborhood filled with architecturally significant homes.
This walking tour explores the area’s Puerto Rican heritage, colorful public art, and lush green space.