Mayer Elementary School
Public · Grades PK–8
Chicago,
IL
Lincoln Park
About the Neighborhood
Living in Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park is home to some of Chicago’s most iconic landmarks, restaurants, and shops. In this neighborhood, you’ll find the renowned Lincoln Park Zoo, the Chicago History Museum, and the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Lincoln Park’s Armitage Avenue has independent boutiques and high-end retailers, while the dining scene ranges from cozy cafes to Michelin-starred restaurants. There are also green spaces, including the expansive Lincoln Park itself, Oz Park, and North Avenue Beach. You’ll also find a thriving arts scene at spots like the Steppenwolf Theatre and the Second City. Lincoln Park has a community feeling with its historic brownstones to contemporary high-rises, all within walking distance of the lakefront.
Highly walkable
Parks & recreation
Historic homes
Community
What Neighbors Say
Lincoln Park is a great place to spend a day at the park, the zoo, the lakefront, and shopping. My favorite secret spot is the Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool for a peaceful, beautiful reconnection with nature. Lincoln Park is also one of the best neighborhoods for restaurants and cafes.
There’s lots to do in the neighborhood and a little bit of everything for everyone. We like The Lincoln Park Zoo for kiddos and families, Wrightwood 659 for culture and art, and John’s Food & Wine for a fun date night.
Real Estate
Market Overview
Properties
Homes for Sale in Lincoln Park
Expert Guidance
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Livability
Walk, Bike & Transit
94
Walk Score
Very Walkable
72
Bike Score
Very Bikeable
88
Transit Score
Excellent Transit
Education
Schools
Alcott College Prep
Public · Grades PK–8
Lincoln Elementary School
Public · Grades K–8
Harriet Tubman Elementary School
Public · Grades PK–8
Lincoln Park High School
Public · Grades 9–12
Getting Around
Public Transit
Brown Line
Rail
Purple Line
Rail
Red Line
Rail
Fullerton (Route 74)
Bus
Clark (Route 22)
Bus
Broadway (Route 36)
Bus
Halsted (Route 8)
Bus
Questions
Frequently Asked
Where is Lincoln Park located in Chicago?
Lincoln Park is located on the north side of Chicago, bordered by Lake Michigan to the east and the neighborhoods of Old Town and Lakeview.
Is Lincoln Park a good neighborhood in Chicago?
Lincoln Park is a bustling neighborhood known for its rich cultural scene, with numerous theaters, music venues, and art galleries. It’s also home to a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops, making it a lively area for nightlife and dining. The neighborhood is also known for its beautiful parks and outdoor spaces, including the Lincoln Park Zoo and the Chicago Botanic Garden. It’s worth noting that while the neighborhood is generally walkable, parking can be difficult to find during peak hours and on weekends.
What is Lincoln Park, Chicago known for?
Lincoln Park is known as the home of the eponymous Lincoln Park, which features a zoo, botanical gardens, and numerous recreational facilities. The neighborhood is recognized for its theatres, galleries, and diverse dining scene.
How far is Lincoln Park from downtown Chicago?
Lincoln Park is located just about 5 miles north of downtown Chicago.
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