Wrigleyville

Named for the baseball stadium that occupies a city block in its center, Wrigleyville is one of the smallest and one of the most colorful and culturally vibrant neighborhoods in the city of Chicago. It boasts rich history and remains a well-known hotspot for entertainment, dining and nightlife, and of course, America's favorite pastime. Home to the Chicago Cubs, Wrigleyville is an exciting place to live during the summer when the Major League season is in full swing. Games days are like a street festival as throngs of fans mob Wrigley Field decked in their favorite Cubbies cap and T-shirt. The spillover of Cubs supporters who aren't able to watch the action from inside the park take a seat at the local Wrigleyville bars that, needless to say, showing the game on TV. As a side note, baseball fans looking to catch a home-run ball can stand at the corner of Waveland and Sheffield in the hopes of it being hit out of the park.