Welcome to Lincoln Park

Historic∙Green∙Vibrant

Located on the North Side, Lincoln Park is known for its historic brownstones, stately architecture, and expansive green spaces. The neighborhood is anchored by the 1,200-acre Lincoln Park, which includes the free Lincoln Park Zoo and the scenic lakefront. Housing options range from vintage walk-ups and modern high-rise condos to beautiful single-family homes. The area boasts a vibrant cultural scene with theaters and museums, as well as high-end retail and diverse dining options. Excellent public transit, including multiple CTA train lines, makes it one of the city's most accessible communities.

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Points of interest

CHICAGO HISTORY MUSEUM∙ History Museum

LINCOLN PARK ZOO  ∙ Free Zoo featuring animals, plant life and dining

LINCOLN PARK CONSERVATORY ∙ Historic Greenhouse

Walk/Bike /Transit Scores

94 ∙ Walker[s Paradise

94 ∙ Very Bikeable

79 ∙ Excellent Transit

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What people love

This neighborhood is beloved for its expansive namesake park, which features the free Lincoln Park Zoo, beautiful gardens, and easy access to Lake Michigan. The gorgeous, affluent residential streets and high concentration of upscale shopping and dining create an established, highly desirable setting.

Driving Distances

To The Loop ∙ ≈3.0−4 miles