Chicago - Lincoln Square

According to the Lincoln Square-Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce, "Living in Lincoln Square is like being in a small town within the city. Behind the busy avenues lie quiet, tree-lined streets where close-knit residents gather for events year round in the area's parks, churches and public squares. Annual events like the Summer Concert Series, Chicago Folk & Roots music festival and the German-American Fest draw crowds of people from all over the Midwest and beyond to experience Lincoln Square.

Yet the neighborhood is as cosmopolitan as it is down-to-earth, with its rich public art, gourmet restaurants, European-style cafe's, delis and specialty stores. It's not hard to shop locally, because you can get virtually any product or service you need within the neighborhood. A great mix of independent and nationally known stores sell everything from toys to tools, art to armchairs, CDs to cappuccinos. Our businesses owners take great pride in what they do and will most likely be the ones taking care of you when you visit their stores."

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Located approximately 6 miles northwest of the Loop, Lincoln Square's boundaries are Leavitt to the east, Winnemac to the north, Wilson to the south and Rockwell to the west. Bordering neighborhoods are Ravenswood, Ravenswood Gardens, and Ravenswood Manor.

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Chicago's Lincoln Park Neighborhood

Chicago's Gold Coast Neighborhood