Chicago Districts & Neighbourhoods
Pullman Historic District Chicago
Visitors have a rare chance to explore an intact circa 1800's town. The town of Pullman was founded by George M. Pullman and visitors can see the Pullman Market Hall, the Queen Anne-style Hotel Florence, and over 1000 row houses. There are self-guided and guided tours available.
Andersonville and Lincoln Square Chicago
On the north side of Chicago the Swedish and German neighborhoods welcome visitors. There are many European-style shops and cafes as well as authentic restaurants.
Hyde Park and Kenwood Chicago
These two renown neighborhoods are home to historic and luxurious mansions. Walking paths go lake-side through the neighborhoods and the University of Chicago's campus.
Little Italy Chicago
This are is home to the Our Lady of Pompeii Church and the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum. The area has many traditional Italian businesses and restaurants.
Historic Bronzeville Chicago
An accumulation of neighborhood parks, museums and cultural centers gives visitors a chance to explore the history of Chicago's African Americans.
Devon Avenue Chicago
Nicknamed the International Marketplace, this area has a combination of ethnic stores and restaurants. There are Indian, Pakistani, Jewish and Russian cultures present throughout the area.
The Loop Chicago
The Loop is another name for the downtown Chicago area, the second largest downtown business district after Manhattan, NY.
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