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Otherwise known as Chicago’s Loop, it is also known for it’s amazing Architectural appeal. "Downtown Chicago" is comprised of the area south of the Chicago River, west of Lake Michigan and north of Congress Parkway. The Financial center includes such sites as the Sears Tower, the Art Institute, the Civic Opera House, Orchestra Hall, the Board of Trade, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the Schubert, Auditorium, Chicago and Goodman Theaters, Union Station, the famous Berghoff Restaurant and Buckingham Fountain. 

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The Magnificent Mile (Michigan Avenue) stretches from the Chicago River to Oak Street. To the east of Michigan Avenue is upscale Streeterville. Some of the interesting sites included in this area are Navy Pier, North Pier, Holy Name Cathedral, Water Tower, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Fourth Presbyterian Church, and the John Hancock Center.  

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This is the city’s oldest and most popular park. Home of countless thriving businesses, unique shops and hot restaurants and clubs. Other attraction in this area are Depaul University, the Children’s Memorial Hospital, the Lincoln Park Zoo, the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum and the Historical Society. Blues and jazz clubs include Kingston Mines, B.L.U.E.S., and Green Dolphin Street. Bordering on the lakefront, north of Armitage Avenue, east of Ashland Avenue and south of Diversey Parkway make Lincoln Park a wonderful location for your stay.

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What began in the 1850’s as a modest neighborhood of working-class German families now accommodates a diverse population and has some of the oldest and most expensive streets in Chicago. Over the past three decades, many houses in the Old Town historic district have been preserved, along with the area’s distinctive charm. Besides interesting architecture, Old Town is also home to the comedy club Second City. Old Town is located north of North Avenue, west of the Lake, south of Armitage Avenue and east of Halsted Street.  

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The northern extension of Lincoln Park includes the historic movie palace, the Music Box, the oldest ballpark in the league, Wrigley Field, home of the gay pride parade, the Briar Street Theater, home of Blue Man Group, Graceland Cemetery and endless shops, restaurants and pubs.

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