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 Wrigleyville
offers a unique lifestyle experience for you as a visitor or if
you’re a resident lucky enough to live in this vibrant community.
Located on the near north side of Chicago, Wrigleyville is close to
the lovely lakefront, but by far its greatest claim to fame is
Wrigley Field where you can plant yourself on a Wrigley roof top bar
and “root root root for the Cubbies”. Who cares about “Curse of the
Billy Goat” and that they haven’t come close to a World Series in a
bazillion years?
 When
the game’s over, stroll around the area to take in the sights. This
is a really popular area for upbeat restaurants, offbeat shops,
clubs and delightfully offbeat people. Great Wrigleyville
restaurants are in abundance. There’s the off-Loop theaters on
Belmont near Racine and check out “Boystown”—a must-see strip on
Halsted with many gay clubs and bars.
Some of Chicago’s most
interesting architecture is found in these neighborhoods on
tree-lined side streets filled with charming Victorian houses with
gables and intricate woodwork as well as unique brick row houses.
 The
call of the Loop beckons…One
of Wrigleyville’s great advantages is its proximity to everything.
Simply hop on the El and you’re in downtown Chicago in minutes where
you can take advantage of attractions that make the second city
second to none.
Excitement is exhaustive
so stay at a B&B.
If you’re visiting
family or friends, on vacation or getting down to business, we
suggest a much more neighborly way to stay than a cold, indifferent
downtown Chicago hotel. Stay at one of our fabulous B&Bs (Bed and
Breakfasts):
 Old
Chicago Inn B&B
hits it out of the park
by providing transportation on their bus to Cubs games. During the
holidays, this B&B decorates top to bottom, offers free trips to
Michigan Avenue, and hosts a wrapping station.
The Nyberg B&B
is a hidden find near the popular Southport Corridor. This Victorian
gem is just a few blocks from Wrigley Field and offers a cozy parlor
with fireplace, interesting art and antiques.
What an experience and
what a trip coming to Wrigleyville is!
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