Humboldt Park

Known for its rolling boulevards, historic greystones and sprawling green space, Humboldt Park is a westside neighborhood located minutes from the heart of downtown Chicago. Its namesake park—which is the site of several prominent Chicago buildings including the Humboldt Boat House—offers 207-acres of verdant parkland boasting beautifully manicured gardens and lagoons, all home to a variety of native flora and fauna. Humboldt Park is now a destination for Chicago residents and tourists alike offering world-class dining, shopping, and unique entertainment options throughout the neighborhood. Steeped in the rich cultural history of Chicago’s Puerto Rican heritage, the neighborhood hosts an annual festival and parade that draws visitors from across the country. Marked by two 60-foot Puerto Rican flags, Paseo Boricua is a flagship strip in the neighborhood offering glimpse into Humboldt Park’s vibrant roots.

Humboldt Park consists of: West Humboldt Park.