Lincoln Park Holiday Deals

Lincoln Park Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Lincoln Park

Bad idea — drunk texting ex bae at 3 a.m. Good idea — go travelling. It’s time to quit making questionable life decisions and take a holiday in Lincoln Park, Chicago! One of the best bits of being on the road is meeting new people. And with 2,700,000 locals living in this popular city, there are loads of opportunities to make some new BFFs. After you've slid to a halt at Midway International Airport and picked up your gear, Lincoln Park is a drive of 17 kilometres to the northeast. You'll find this terrific 'hood 5 kilometres north of central Chicago.

With a good number of the city's attractions close by, Lincoln Park is a sightseer's dream. From the Art Institute of Chicago to Sears Tower, there's lots to keep visitors like yourself occupied. Don't forget to put the McCormick Place and the University of Illinois Chicago on your checklist too. While you're here, consider checking out other neighbourhoods to see more of what Chicago offers. Mid-North District and Armitage Avenue are good suggestions that are a short distance away.

Can't wait to visit Millennium Park? Found just 5 kilometres to the south, it's a breeze accessing this star attraction from Lincoln Park.

Need some advice on things to do in the centre of the city? Two sensational places to start are Navy Pier and the Lincoln Park Zoo. Alternatively, take a look around the Chicago Cultural Center and the Merchandise Mart.

Want to loosen up a little? Fun options include the Second City, Kingston Mines, Blues on Halstead and Dave & Buster's.

Make your way to a few cultural attractions to gain a deeper understanding of the area. The Cloud Gate, the Athenaeum Theatre, the Museum of Contemporary Photography and the Crown Fountain are recommended stops.

Nothing soothes the soul like being in an art gallery. Indulge your curiosity as you examine the thought-provoking collections at the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Fine Arts Building, the Loyola University Museum of Art and the Arts Club of Chicago.

Ask about special events before heading on over to take a look at the displays and exhibits at the Field Museum of Natural History, the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, the Driehaus Museum and the International Museum of Surgical Science.

You can't beat the feeling of anticipation when a live performance is about to kick off. Wait for the curtains to rise at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts Oriental Theatre, House of Blues Chicago, the Chicago Theatre and the Steppenwolf Theatre.

Kids can have fun in rather unusual locations. Grab your camera and capture the moments at the Chicago Children's Museum, John G. Shedd Aquarium, the Newberry Library and the Harold Washington Library Center.

If you're on the hunt for something a little more thrilling to do with the little ones, we recommend you visit Amazing Chicago's Funhouse Maze and Pump It Up Party Zone.

On a clear blue day, take a big breath of fresh air and delight in the beauty of nature at Skydeck Ledge and Montrose Harbor.

North Avenue Beach, Montrose Beach and Ohio Street Beach are stunning places to visit on a clear day. Stand with your feet in the water and see what fish you can spot in the swell.

If the hustle and bustle of city life is tiring you out, head to one of the nearby green spaces. Grant Park, Humboldt Park, Lincoln Park Conservatory and Daley Bicentennial Plaza are great spots to take a relaxing stroll or read a book.

A great way to relive your holiday is by returning home with a souvenir or two. See what you can pick up at Maxwell Street Market, 900 North Michigan Shops, Logan Square Night Market and Sullivan Center.

The nearby historic sites will give you an illuminating glimpse into the area's fascinating past. John Hancock Center, the Buckingham Fountain, Chicago Water Tower and Tribune Tower are sure to impress.

Whatever your faith, it's worth checking out Holy Name Cathedral, the Anshe Emet Synagogue, Old St Patrick’s Church and Saints Volodymyr & Olha Church.

Join the local fans at a concert or game at United Center. This stadium is the home turf of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks, and is often hosting a number of quality music acts.

Hotels in Lincoln Park

There's no need to get your knickers in a knot about securing your Lincoln Park hotel. lastminute.com.au lists more than 164 accommodations. Don't forget though, the sooner you decide, the sooner you can make a start on organising those rad adventures! (You'll likely save a few dollars too.)

Whether you're throwing down cash or seeking budget vibes, Lincoln Park has you covered! For a cosy room at a cheerful rate, try the Old Chicago Inn or the Urban Holiday Lofts. But that said — you are on holiday. If you'd rather live the high life while you're here, we certainly don't blame you! The welcoming staff at the Waldorf Astoria Chicago and The Peninsula Chicago are experts in life's finer things.

No journey to Lincoln Park is complete without a stop at Sears Tower. The JW Marriott Chicago and the Hyatt Place Chicago/Downtown - The Loop are both within a leisurely stroll.