Chicago Official Visitors Guide - Spring/Summer 2011 - (Page 88)

GETTING Around CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY RAIL SYSTEM [ The “L” train. Map © 2011 Chicago Transit Authority. All rights reserved. Used with permission. January 2009 HOW TO GET AROUND Once you’re here, getting around Chicago is a breeze. Hop aboard one of the Chicago Transit Authority’s clean, convenient trains or buses. You can even download a mobile app to help plan your route and find the nearest station; try CTA Tracker for iPhone and Chicago Transit Tracker for Android phones. Chicago’s B-cycle, the city’s bike-sharing program, lets you pick up a bicycle from one of six B-stations along the lakefront and in the Loop, and return it to another. A free trolley runs a loop from Navy Pier to State Street Memorial Day through Labor Day, and then for special events at the pier. And of course there are taxis – even a water taxi for when the weather’s beautiful. These taxis run along the Chicago River and between the Museum Campus and Navy Pier. 88 Convention & Tourism Bureau 

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Chicago Official Visitors Guide - Spring/Summer 2011

Chicago Official Visitors Guide - Spring/summer 2011
Contents
Take a Walk
Festive Fun
Spectacular 7
Accommodations
Chicago’s Culinary Character
What’s Cooking
Dining
The Home Stretch
On Campus
Chart Your Culture Course
What to See & Do
Magnificent Indeed
Shopping
Play Time
Nightlife
Transportation
Visitor Services
Getting Around

Chicago Official Visitors Guide - Spring/Summer 2011

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