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Grant Park

Chicago, IL

Location:Chicago, IL

About Grant Park

Known as 'Chicago's front yard,' Grant Park is a 319-acre lakefront park in the Loop, home to Buckingham Fountain and Millennium Park. Each summer its Hutchinson and Butler Fields host Lollapalooza across eight stages.

  • Address: 337 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601
Fan Guide · Lollapalooza

Lollapalooza on Chicago’s lakefront

Grant Park, Chicago's grand lakefront “front yard,” is the home of Lollapalooza — four days of music each summer with the skyline and Lake Michigan as the backdrop — along with festivals and gatherings around Buckingham Fountain and Millennium Park.

It's right downtown, walkable to the Loop's hotels, bars and deep-dish institutions.

Below are the Chicago stays, restaurants and bars fans use around Grant Park.

Fan tip: It's walkable from Loop hotels — base downtown, and the lakefront and Millennium Park's Bean are steps away.

Where Fans Stay, Eat & Drink near Grant Park

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Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Grant Park in Chicago — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the venue first.

Where to Stay

Bars & Pubs

Murphy's Bleachers Wrigleyville — Fan Bar
Fan Bar

Murphy's Bleachers Wrigleyville

Murphy's Bleachers across from Wrigley Field's bleacher entrance is the most storied sports bar in Wrigleyville, a summer institution where Cubs fans have been warming up before games and lamenting losses after for generations. The rooftop offers a partial view of the Wrigley outfield, and the massive outdoor patio is a sea of Cubbie blue on game days. Murphy's is to Cubs fans what the Shark Tank is to hockey — a place with a physical and emotional identity inseparable from the team.

Restaurants

Things to Do

Wrigley Field Rooftops Experience — Attraction
Attraction

Wrigley Field Rooftops Experience

The privately owned rooftop buildings along Waveland and Sheffield Avenues — directly across from Wrigley Field — offer one of baseball's most unique spectator experiences, with grandstand views into the ballpark from above the outfield walls. Rooftop clubs include food, open bars, and the intimacy of watching a Cubs game from a building that's part of the Wrigleyville neighbourhood itself. It's a completely different — and perfectly Chicago — way to experience America's most beloved ballpark.

Guaranteed Rate Field — Attraction
Attraction

Guaranteed Rate Field

Guaranteed Rate Field on Chicago's South Side is the gritty, passionate home of the White Sox and features one of baseball's most beloved quirks — the original exploding scoreboard that bursts with fireworks after every home run. South Side faithful are among baseball's most loyal fans and the rivalry with the Cubs gives every interleague series a city-wide electric charge. The stadium's unpretentious atmosphere is a refreshing contrast to Wrigley's tourist polish.

Chicago Lakefront Trail — Things to Do
Things to Do

Chicago Lakefront Trail

Chicago's 18-mile Lakefront Trail along Lake Michigan is one of the world's great urban outdoor experiences, giving sports travelers a spectacular morning run or bike ride with views of the downtown skyline that serve as the ultimate pregame warm-up. The trail passes within sight of Soldier Field and Guaranteed Rate Field, and the Navy Pier section is among the most photographed urban running routes in America. Athletic sports fans who run the lakefront before a Chicago game bond with the city in a way that no stadium tour can provide.

Plan Your Trip to Grant Park

Grant Park in Chicago is tracked across 1 event. Here's how fans build a trip around it:

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Frequently Asked Questions About Grant Park

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Lollapalooza 2026 are among the events held at Grant Park.