Walk in Chicago, 13 unusual self-guided toursThese 2 maps show you approximatively where you can go in the city; each walk has a number.
Once you know which place you want to explore or if you want to know what there is to see in each place, 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 a short description with the name of its neighborhood and much more if you follow the link. You can also see the Home page to have more general information about these walks, to 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. A few comments about these walks:
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.
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Go quickly to Walk in Chicago # 1: the river and the center of the Loop
Walk in Chicago # 2: the east of the Loop Walk In Chicago # 3: the north of the Loop and Navy Pier Walk in Chicago # 4: the Magnificent Mile and the Gold Coast Walk in Chicago # 5: Bucktown, Humboldt Park and Paseo Boricua Walk In Chicago # 6: Lincoln Park and the lakeside Walk In Chicago # 7: Palmer Square and Logan Square Walk in Chicago # 8: Ravenswood, Graceland and Buena Park Walk in Chicago # 9: F.L. Wright and E.Hemingway at Oak Park Walk in Chicago # 10: an air of Mexico in Pilsen Walk in Chicago # 11: Prairie District, Motor Row and Chinatown Walk in Chicago # 12: history and culture in Bronzeville Walk in Chicago # 13: art and culture in Hyde Park Back to: the 2 maps of the walks |