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The Chicago Riverwalk is a linear park along the south bank of the main branch of the Chicago River, extending from Lake Michigan and Lake Shore Drive westward to Lake Street and Wolf Point. It contains restaurants, bars, cafes, small parks, boat and kayak rentals, tour boats and river cruises.
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- E. Lower Wacker Dr., Chicago, 60602, Illinois
- Goddess and The Baker
- Eastland Disaster Memorial
- Reid Murdoch Building
- Merchandise Mart
- Chicago Water Taxi Lasalle/Clark Stop
- Riverwalk Restaurants and Shops
- Marina Towers
- Vietnam Memorial
- Trump International Hotel and Tower
- Mccormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum
225 N. LaSalle St. This tour will begin at Goddess and the Baker which is a local cafe established in 2015 in Chicago. It is known for locally roasted coffee and baked goods and is at the corner of LaSalle St. and Upper Wacker Dr. which runs along the River. So grab a coffee, tea, or snack! Pro Tips: They have a public restroom. Also, try the rainb...
South end of LaSalle St. Bridge; North-East corner of the intersection After you cross the street, you will see a plaque commemorating the Eastland Disaster. On July 24, 1915, more than 800 people lost their lives on the S.S. Eastland which capsized before leaving the dock. The boat was about to depart for a company planned picnic day but instead k...
325 N. LaSalle St. Across the river, you will see the red brick facade and decorative terra-cotta of the Reid Murdoch building. Designed by George C. Nimmons in 1914, it was originally the country’s largest wholesale grocer. Many of the building's floors were dedicated to making and processing cheeses, ketchup, coffee, and pickles, among other thin...
222 W. Merchandise Mart Plaza This iconic and enormous art-deco office building was constructed in 1930 by Alfred Shaw who envisioned combining: the warehouse, the skyscraper, and the department store. Marshall Field & Co. set up shop at the beginning to create a central hub for retailers. At the time, it was the largest building in the world. The ...
On the River between LaSalle St. and Clark St. While walking down the stairs, you may see a Chicago Water Taxi waiting along the river at this spot. This is one of the places you can hitch a ride with the Chicago Water Taxi! There are 7 stops that all run along the Chicago River: The Ogilvie/Union (West Loop), Michigan Ave, River North, Chicago Riv...
Between LaSalle and State St. During the warmer months, you will start to notice a hustle and bustle of cafes, bars, and shops! This is the section of the Riverwalk to indulge in an ice cream cone, a glass of wine, or enjoy a beer while sitting and watching the kayaks float by. There are loads of options, but for the convenience of this route, we r...
300 N. State St Marina Towers were designed by Bertrand Goldberg in 1959 and were built to be apartments and condos and remain that way today. Marina Towers are among the most recognized buildings in Chicago due to many appearances in commercials and films. The towers are noted for their high-speed elevators! It takes about 35 seconds from the lobb...
330 Chicago Riverwalk On your right, you will come across the Vietnam Memorial which was replaced and rededicated in 2015 to honor all members of the U.S. Armed Services who served in Vietnam. The sculpture above the walkway was designed by Gary Tillery who was a Vietnam veteran. Directly across the river from the Memorial you will see a very tall ...
401 N. Wabash Ave. Built in 2008, this 339 room hotel is the fourth tallest building in the US. It was designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, who also designed Chicago’s famous Willis Tower and the John Hancock Center. The hotel’s façade features stainless steel and iridescent-tinted glass and offers guests panoramic views of the city skyline, L...
99 Chicago Riverwalk This landmark five-story bridge house has been housing the Chicago Bridge Museum since 2016. There are exhibits on the Chicago River and the famous bascule bridges. General Admission is $6, Seniors (62 and up) and students with I.D. are $5. Kids under 5 are free! For more information on tickets as well as bridge lift viewing ti...
May 22, 2024 · Sip drinks, paddle down the waterway or soak in amazing views with our guide to the Chicago Riverwalk.
The Chicago Riverwalk is a multi-use public open space located on the south bank of the main branch of the Chicago River in Chicago, extending from Lake Michigan and the Outer Drive Bridge westward to Lake Street. [1]
The Riverwalk is a lifestyle — a uniquely Chicago one, with a little of something for everyone. Eat, drink, play, and explore with stunning outdoor bars and restaurants, museums, pier fishing, boat trips, kayaking, public art, bird-watching, and a harmonious blend of sublime nature and shiny city.
Jun 12, 2024 · June 12, 2024. Chicagoans have long avoided the Chicago River—a waterway once so heavily polluted that its stench could make people sick. Since French explorers first charted it in 1673, the...
