Neighborhoods
The Loop, Lincoln Park, Bucktown, Little Italy and Oak Park.
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park runs roughly from (south to north) North Avenue to Belmont and from (east to west) Lake Michigan to the Chicago River.
Things to See and Do in Oak Park
Oak Park is one of Chicago’s many large suburbs, but it does hold some appeal for tourists visiting the city.
Explore Chicago's Little Italy
Located just southwest of the Loop, Chicago's Little Italy is bordered on the north by Harrison, on the south by Roosevelt, on the east by Morgan Street and on the west by Western Avenue.
Bucktown/Wicker Park/Ukrainian Village/Logan Square
Bucktown, Wicker Park, Ukranian Village and Logan Square all seemed to get lumped together by many Chicagoans.
Old Town and River North
Old Town is located just south of Lincoln Park and is bordered by Armitage to the north and North Avenue to the south. The area has gone through several incarnations.
The Gold Coast, the Magnificent Mile, and Streeterville
The Magnificent Mile, the (approximately) one-mile-long stretch of Michigan Avenue just north of the Chicago River, is known for its luxury highrises, fancy boutiques, hotels, and increasingly…
Exploring Chicago's Loop
Named for the “loop” made around the city by the elevated train tracks , the Loop is Chicago’s central core and major business district.
The Lakeview Neighborhood
The Lakeview neighborhood is considered by many to be one of the city’s most livable areas.