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Wrigley Field is the oldest National League ballpark and has been home to the Chicago Cubs since 1916. It is baseball’s quintessential old-school, neighborhood ballpark—designed by architect Zachary Taylor Davis. Wrigley Field’s ivy fence is a twisty, tangly ground-rule-double garden—where big hits play hide-and-seek with confused outfielders as runners round the bases. Go catch a game – PLAY BALL!

The lakefront campus, located in the heart of downtown Chicago, is home to the iconic “The Bean”, fountains, gardens, events, public art, skating rinks, rock climbing (Maggie Daisey Park), and plenty of green space. Grab a seat or sprawl out on the Great Lawn with a picnic as you take in a music or film festival.

You can find public art, boat tours, kayak rentals, open green spaces and it’s also home to some of Chicago’s most scenic restaurants. Riverwalk establishments are seasonal, so check with individual businesses before heading out.

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