Wicker Park Inn Chicago
1329 N. Wicker Park Ave. Chicago, Illinois, 60622, United States
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The Windy City!
After a few cold nights in the car, we blew the budget (again) and booked into a B and B in the Wicker Park area of Chicago. Once again the room we landed was beyond our expectations, including an open fire place, a bed big enough to sleep 10 people, and a marble en suite bathroom! Yes! Even though any room with 4 walls and big enough to stand up …
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The Windy City
... lovely lie in, but with the time difference we were actually up and about at a very decent hour. We walked to the Magnificent Mile and were tempted by the many amazing shops! We found a really cool brunch spot a few blocks back for a big feast and to locate where the heck we were on a map! Once that was established we headed to the river for a boat cruise.
The Cruise took us all through the city via the Michigan River and ...
It's 106 miles to Chicago...
... We were
staying in a neighbourhood called Humboldt Park- which was a pretty
cool area to wander about- we were on the fringes of Wicker Park-
another very cool area to explore. At lunch, we followed Brett's
superb recommendation and headed for sandwiches at a Cuban place, yes
Cuban- delish. From there, we headed into downtown Chicago and had a
wander around the downtown area. Chicago's downtown is very much like
New York's- there are lots of ...
Blue Moon Rising
... friend. She seemed worried about the move, but Mark and I sang Chicago’s praises. I would gladly move there. The girls left to go home, hopefully more optimistic, while Mark and I enjoyed more beer, costumes and karaoke. Meeting Melissa and Emily was a timely reminder of how small the world is, how coincidental life can be, and how nice it is to see a friendly, familiar face. I realised I had been fortunate in my travels to have had so many lovely people to show me around the ...
A Tourist in Chicago
... but I guess I like more artifacts.
We then headed upstairs to the T-Rex 3D movie. It explained the story of the archaeologist who discovered Sue and how fossils are discovered, dug out, and sent to museums where they’re put back together. I found it interesting and the boys like the couple parts of the movie, where Sue came to life in 3D. The movie lasted about 30 minutes and was a much welcome break from walking around.
After we exited ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: The Wicker Park Inn, A Chicago Bed And Breakfast


