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Explore Chicago from Hotel Lincoln’s central location in the heart of downtown. Nestled along Lincoln Park and Old Town, our hotel is steps from Lincoln Park Zoo, North Avenue Beach and Old Town shopping, bars and restaurants. During the day, set out to explore local neighborhoods, renowned museums and downtown sights. And in the evening, step into one of the many nearby comedy clubs, bars or speakeasies.

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Take in expansive views of Lake Michigan from Shore Club’s open-air room, a must-visit summer destination on Chicago’s North Avenue beach. The restaurant’s menu features Mediterranean cuisine, frozen cocktails, and classic brunch and lunch fare.

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Shore Club

Chicago River boat tours, available along different points of the riverwalk, let you explore the city's history through the eyes of a local. Discover interesting facts about the city’s architecture as you coast through the scenic downtown Chicago River.

Chicago River Boat Tour

Located just north of downtown Chicago, Lincoln Park Zoo is a popular attraction for locals and visitors alike, offering year-round hours and a variety of special events and activities throughout the year, including its famous Zoo Lights spectacle that takes place each winter.

Lincoln Park Zoo

Dating back to 1885, Marge’s Still is one of Chicago’s oldest taverns, having begun as a barber shop and corner saloon that transformed into an infamous speakeasy during the Prohibition Era.

Marge’s Still

Enjoy outdoor dining and choose from a variety of craft brews, cocktails and classic pub food at this Old Town mainstay, located near popular comedy clubs and entertainment venues.

Corcoran’s Grill & Pub

Visit this family-friendly museum located just north of Lincoln Park, where educational events and activities expose kids to the wonders of nature. The museum’s butterfly house is a must-see exhibit, along with indoor and outdoor play spaces.

Peggy Notabaert Nature Museum

Explore Chicago’s history, from is founding to present day, at this centrally located museum that’s within walking distance from our hotel.

Chicago History Museum

Conveniently located near the northwestern entrance to Lincoln Park Zoo is the Lincoln Park Conservatory—a lush, green space full of ancient ferns, tall palm trees and exotic flowers, all housed within an exquisite Victorian glass house.

Lincoln Park Conservatory & Gardens

Home to one of Chicago’s professional baseball teams, Wrigley Field is located in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood and dates back to 1914—one of the sport’s oldest ballparks.

Wrigley Field

Located between Michigan Avenue and Lake Michigan, Millennium Park is a dynamic public park featuring live art, outdoor playscapes, green spaces, a large outdoor amphitheater and other exciting experiences—including Cloud Gate (aka The Bean).

Millennium Park

Located on North Wells Street, in the heart of Chicago’s Old Town, Topo Gigio Ristorante serves modern Tuscan-style fare and has been a local favorite for over 25 years.

Topo Gigio Ristorante

Walk over to the nearby Gold Coast neighborhood to visit luxury and high-end boutiques, fine dining, clubs and bars—then wander down some of the tree-lined side streets to view historic mansions and heritage homes.

Gold Coast

Hosting everything from local bands to up-and-coming acts from across the country, Lincoln Hall is a concert venue located near DePaul University in Lincoln Park.

Lincoln Hall

Visit one of Chicago’s most popular beaches along the shores of Lake Michigan, where you can choose from a wide array of amenities and recreational activities.

North Avenue Beach

Northalsted, also known as Boystown, is the country’s oldest officially recognized gay neighborhood and is popular among locals and tourists for its man restaurants, bars, clubs and annual festivals.

Northalsted

Experience year-round dining, performances, celebrations, activities and more at Navy Pier, one of Chicago’s most famous attractions, which sits along the shores of Lake Michigan.

Navy Pier

Visit this local boutique filled with neat and unique finds—everything from earrings and baseball caps to collectible postcards, books, games and more.

Judy Maxwell Home

Known as one of the country’s top ensemble theatres, Steppenwolf Theatre features three stages on which up to 16 plays and nearly 700 performances, readings and events take place each year.

Steppenwolf Theatre

Discover up-and-coming comedians, along with some well-known names in the business, at Zanie’s—popular comedy club in Chicago’s Old Town neighborhood. Ages 21+ permitted.

Zanie's

Enjoy a unique take on Mexican street tacos at this local pub, where lively music and vivid artwork add to the eclectic vibe.

Broken English Taco Pub

Founded in 1932, Twin Anchors is one of Chicago’s oldest restaurants, known for its barbequed baby-back ribs and quaint atmosphere—along with being one of Frank Sinatra’s frequent hangout spots.

Twin Anchors Restaurant & Tavern

Check out the latest stand-up comedy and improv shows at The Second City, a renowned comedy club that has served as a jumping off point for some of the country's leading comics and performers. Ages 13+ permitted.

The Second City

Stroll along this picturesque and bustling area tucked away in the heart of Lincoln Park, where boutiques, ice cream shops, well-known retail brands, bars, restaurants and more line West Armitage Avenue.

The Shops of Armitage

From luxury retail shops to indoor malls, classic Chicago restaurants and one of the world’s few multilevel Starbucks Reserve Roasteries, there’s something for everyone on this iconic and magnificent downtown avenue.

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