Editing Chicago (section)

===Neighborhoods of Note===

Aside from the downtown stretch of Michigan Avenue (aka the "Magnificent Mile") that holds several major tourist attractions that anyone should see on their first time to Chicago - e.g., Millennium Park, Grant Park, Art Institute of Chicago, John Hancock Observatory and Museum of Contemporary Art - Chicago is also famous for its many neighborhoods that offer a distinct local flavor worth exploring.

The most popular (and populous) neighborhoods in the city are arguably Wrigleyville (Red Line ADDISON stop), Wicker Park (Blue Line DAMEN stop) and Lincoln Park (Red/Brown Line FULLERTON stop).

In addition, Logan Square (Blue Line LOGAN SQUARE stop), Andersonville (Red Line BERWYN or BRYN MAWR stop, then walk west to Clark), Lakeview (Red/Brown/Purple Line BELMONT stop) and Lincoln Square (Brown Line WESTERN stop) come highly recommended to any traveler visiting the city.

Last but not least, neighborhoods (just) off the beaten path such as Pilsen (Pink Line 18TH STREET stop, then walk east to Halsted), West Loop (Green/Pink Line MORGAN-LAKE stop), Hyde Park (Red Line JACKSON, then #6 JACKSON PARK EXPRESS bus south to Museum of Science and Industry), Bridgeport (Red Line 35TH STREET station, then #35 31ST/35TH bus west to Halsted) and the suburb of Evanston (any Purple Line stop; DAVIS is fairly central) are rich in character and should not be missed.