Explore the Rich History of Pullman National Historical Park

Getting There

• Train

  Start at any downtown Chicago station (e.g., Chicago Union Station or State/Lake). Take the Metra Electric District Line towards University Park. Make sure to check the schedule for the latest departures. Disembark at the Pullman Station, which is about a 10-minute walk from Pullman National Historical Park. Exit the station and head east on 111th Street until you reach the park entrance at 610 E 111th St.

• Bus

  From downtown Chicago, take the CTA bus route 95 (95th/Dan Ryan). Board the bus at a nearby bus stop (you can catch it at State & Washington). Ride the bus until you reach 111th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue. From there, walk east on 111th Street for about 0.5 miles until you arrive at Pullman National Historical Park at 610 E 111th St.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, rent a bike from one of the many Divvy bike stations in downtown Chicago. Head south on the Lakefront Trail until you reach 95th Street. Then, follow 95th Street west until you reach Cottage Grove Avenue. Turn left and proceed south until you reach 111th Street. Turn right and continue walking your bike east on 111th Street until you reach Pullman National Historical Park at 610 E 111th St.

• Walking

  If you're already in the Pullman area, simply walk to Pullman National Historical Park at 610 E 111th St. You can start from the nearest landmark or your accommodation, heading east on 111th Street. The park is well-marked, and you will enjoy the historical architecture along the way.