Chicago is the kind of city that you get to know over the course of a lifetime. It's always changing, and the unique atmosphere of each of its neighborhoods makes it an eclectic and energetic city. One of the best ways to get to know it is to do some shopping.
Locally owned shops and boutiques offer a window into Chicago's unmistakable culture and character. These are some of
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Ukrainian Village is one of Chicago's most historic neighborhoods. Located northwest of the Loop in the West Town community, it derives its name from the large population of Ukrainian immigrants who first settled here in the 1890s. Originally a farming community, it has transformed into a vibrant, trendy, surprising neighborhood rich in history and offering a wealth of cultural, food, and arts destinations for both locals and visitors. About 75 percent of the neighborhood is designated as a Chicago landmark district, meaning that its deep roots and history are among the most well-preserved in all of Chicagoland. Neighboring Noble Square similarly found its start as an immigrant destination for Polish newcomers, and has evolved over time into a primarily residential area, with the busy avenues of Chicago and Grand offering residents and visitors alike a variety of dining, shopping and nightlife options.
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