Shop ‘Til You Drop at Chicago’s Most Popular Shopping Neighborhoods

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Magnificent Mile

Not only does the Magnificent Mile on Michigan Ave. contain the water tower with dozens of shops in itself, but it also contains any store you can think of from high-end apparel to all sorts of electronics. Bonus: The Mag Mile is filled with restaurants and bars, so stop for casual drink, a juicy steak, or a quick pizza in between bargain hunting!

Armitage & Halsted

If you’re looking for something a little more relaxed, check out the Armitage and Halsted area in Lincoln Park. Not only can you take the L there to avoid a parking fiasco, it’s the perfect place for a more low-key shopping experience. Enjoy shops like Lush, Art Effect, and the Tie Bar.

Andersonville

Over 50 vendors are located in Andersonville, and on this beautiful stretch you’ll be able to find anything from clothing to beautiful pieces from local artists. Our favorites include the AlleyCat Comics with dozens of comic books, board games and figurines – it’s the hot spot for all comic book junkies.

Bucktown & Wicker Park

Looking for some vintage shops, records and antiques? Then Wicker Park is the place to be! With tons of indie shops, thrift shops and record stores you’ll find some of the most unique gifts in this area. Don’t forget to check out Big Star after for some to-die-for tacos and margaritas to top the day off!

Testimony from Deborah Sawyer, Palmer House Hilton

“Southport is just west of Wrigley Field nestled amid the historic Music Box Theater.  The Southport Corridor affords you the local flair of shopping, dining & entertainment options.  It’s a captivating area which boast of a blend of the well-known chains and unique boutiques.”

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