  Walk in Chicago, 13 unusual self-guided tours, the 2 mapsThese 2 maps show you approximatively where you can go in the city🏙️ and each walk has a number. Once you know where you want to go, find the walk by looking on the right of the screen ⇉ (if you are using a computer) or at the bottom of the page ⇊ (if you are using a phone or tablet). You will then have its title with the name of the neighborhood(s) 🏤you are going to explore and if you follow the link, you'll have much more details about its content. On the Home page, you'll find more general information about these walks and their philosophy, you'll know how to contact their author and how to learn something about him❓. On the Chicago page, you will have an introduction to the city, information on its weather🕶️, its public transport🚊 and some of its specialties🍔. Good to know: Get the 13 unusual self-guided tours for a special price and it will also be a good travel book or a gift. If you take only Walk in Chicago 1, 2, 3, and 4, also for a reduced price, you will be able to link them and get a 12-mile downtown itinerary. There is an option to buy the loop tours only, useful if you park a car along the way. Where to start: 🏁 Walks 1 and 2 will bring you in the Loop, along the river and along the lake so they are a good start. Walk 4 explore the Magnificent Mile and the Gold Coast, 2 areas not to be missed. Do Walk 3 if you want to go to Navy Pier (you'll see it in a distance from Walk 2) and some very contemporary buildings at the end. Then Walk 9 if you want to go beyond Chicago and see very fine examples of Frank Lloyd houses. Walk 11 to go to Chinatown and have a sense of what's beyond Downtown. Walk 10 if you like Latino culture and food. Finally The other walks will complete your in-depth knowledge of the city, and they all have their own appeal🎟️. 
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