Gaze up at the largest Tiffany stained glass dome in the world while you’re there. And at Skydeck in Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), you can step out onto The Ledge — a glass box that extends outside the building, 1,353 feet up. Last but not least, the Loop is where you’ll find Chicago’s celebrated Theatre District, buzzing with ...

Welcome to the Loop, Chicago’s official downtown and everyone's neighborhood. From shopping on State Street – “that great street” – to wandering one of the country's largest art museums, the Loop has something for everyone. The Loop's boundaries are the Chicago River (north and west), Ida B. Wells Drive (south), and Lake Michigan (east).

The loop: A cultural gateway where Chicago’s history and thriving present intersect. A steady stream of buses, trains, and cabs shuttles people in and out of the Loop, where building facades showcase moments in history. The Loop’s vast architectural heritage, lush public park spaces, enticing water recreation, and sheer variety of artistic ...

Open space in the Loop is almost a contradiction in terms. However, the Loop sits next to Grant Park and Millenium Park, and the Art Institute of Chicago. Each of those three venues has acres of paths and greenery that can provide a relaxing alternative to the busy city center. Residents and visitors also have the option of enjoying the plazas ...

Chicago Loop Neighbors Association is a IRC Section 501 (c) (4) social welfare organization, comprised of Loop area residents, business owners, educational institutions, and local government. Our mission is to be the collective voice of the Loop residents to enhance the quality of life and community in Chicago's Loop Neighborhood. What We Do.

Home – Loop Neighborhood. Sure you’ve been to convenience stores before. But you’ve never been to this kind. Because we're a new type of convenience market. Even as you approach from the outside, you’ll notice things are different. Take our café for example – yes, we want you to stay for a while. And the water for dogs will make your ...

According to the results of the last census, the Loop, which is bounded by the river, the lake, and Roosevelt Road, is Chicago’s fastest-growing neighborhood. In fact, since the turn of the ...

Neighborhood Spotlight: Chicago Riverwalk At the northern border of the Loop is a 1.25-mile, polished, pedestrian path along the Chicago River from Lake Street to the lakefront. The concept for the Chicago Riverwalk appeared as early as Daniel Burnham’s 1909 Plan of Chicago, at a time when the river was a shipping channel filled with industrial waste and sewage.

A former meat-packing district, the West Loop has become one of the most dynamic dining destinations in the city. In particular, a stretch of Randolph Street known as Restaurant Row is where you’ll find many of the neighborhood’s most celebrated spots, from high-end tasting menus to hidden ramen joints to fourth-generation sandwich shops.