Wrigley Square: A Serenity Oasis in the Heart of Chicago

Public Transportation - CTA Train

To reach Wrigley Square from various parts of Chicago, you can use the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) train system. If you are near the Red Line, take the train towards 95th/Dan Ryan and get off at the State/Lake station. Once you exit the station, head east on Lake Street for about two blocks until you reach Michigan Avenue. Turn right (south) on Michigan Avenue and walk for a few minutes until you reach Randolph Street. Turn left (east) on Randolph Street, and Wrigley Square will be on your left at 201 E Randolph St.

Public Transportation - CTA Bus

If you prefer taking a bus, check the CTA bus routes that stop near your current location. For example, if you are near State Street, you can catch the #20 Madison bus heading towards Western. Get off at the intersection of Madison and Michigan. From there, walk east on Madison until you reach Michigan Avenue, then turn right (south) and head towards Randolph Street. Turn left on Randolph, and you will find Wrigley Square at 201 E Randolph St.

Walking

If you are already in the Millennium Park area, Wrigley Square is within walking distance. Starting at the Cloud Gate (The Bean), walk east towards the end of the park. Continue walking until you reach the corner of Randolph Street and Michigan Avenue. Turn left onto Randolph Street, and you'll find Wrigley Square just a short walk down the street at 201 E Randolph St.

Biking

For those who enjoy biking, you can rent a Divvy bike from one of the many stations around the city. If you're near Millennium Park, find a Divvy station and rent a bike. Head east on Randolph Street towards Wrigley Square. The square is located at 201 E Randolph St, just a few blocks away, making it a pleasant bike ride.