This is the Midwest, after all, where urban developers took advantage of the seemingly limitless inland space—space that cramped Atlantic seaboard cities, with their finicky peninsulas and islands, could only dream of. Yet despite its intimidating size, Chicago is a great city to walk about. With its combination of townhouses and mid-century modern luxury towers, it is also the closest the Midwest gets to feeling like the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The Lake Michigan coast is nearby too, but the dozen or so lanes of Lake Shore Drive allow for few access points.
Three of them meet at the gobsmacking six-point intersection of North, Damen, and Milwaukee Avenues. No matter—pick any street, explore, and repeat.
Be sure to stop into Myopic Books with its three floors and 80, titles; it is open late for a bookstore every night. Initially settled by Eastern European migrants years ago, the neighbourhood has become a hub for the Latino community.
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