Lincoln Park is a North Side neighborhood that’s named for its large lakefront park.

It shares sprawling Lincoln Park with Old Town Triangle to the south and Park West to the north.

“Its location along the lakefront, expansive park, nightlife, shopping, events, and museums make Lincoln Park unique.” —Charisse D., resident

The neighborhood includes the section of the park with the conservatory, zoo, and lily pond.

Prewar apartment buildings and high-rise condos fill the blocks west of the park.

“Lincoln Park is densely populated, with busy streets, but there are parks.” —Andy F., resident

On some streets, you’ll find historic row houses.

“It's safe, nice, and relaxing, and there isn't very much crime.” —Chris B., resident

The neighborhood is walkable and bike-friendly. Its Lakefront Trail is a car-free thoroughfare to downtown.

“The commute is very easy. The Brown Line is right there, which can take you to the Red, Pink, Green, or Orange lines.” —Chameka N., resident

Lincoln Park is known for having some of the city’s most notable restaurants.

“It's pretty, and there are lots of affordable restaurants and music venues nearby.” —Andy F., resident

A Saturday ride to Oz Park, which has a playground, tennis courts, and sculptures of Wizard of Oz characters.

“It's a family neighborhood that's diverse and fun for you and your kids.” —Chameka N., resident

Saturday at Oz Park: “There are doggy parks, lakefront trails, and dog-friendly shops and venues.” —Charisse D., resident

“Dog owners would love the parks and water fountains that are just for dogs.” —Chameka N., resident

“It has the zoo, the beach, and many parks within walking distance.” —Chameka N., resident

Saturday afternoon on the waterfront.