A Chicago neighborhood has made TimeOut’s list of the 50 coolest neighborhoods in the world, coming in at number 34. Known for its vibrant business district, top-notch bars and restaurants, and historic architecture, it’s one of the few U.S. spots to earn a place on the list.
A Chicago neighborhood was issued a lofty accolade in a recent ranking by TimeOut that listed the 38 "coolest neighborhoods in the world," compiled from feedback by the publication's "network of on-the-ground experts" across the globe.
Despite the ranking featuring neighborhoods in cities across all corners of the globe, Logan Square on Chicago's North Side was singled out as one of the few American neighborhoods to crack the list, ranking at No. 34.
The publication lauds the vibrant neighborhood as a "high-energy cultural hub" packed with some of the city's most notable bars and restaurants.
Hailed as a walkable area with a lively business district along Milwaukee Avenue, Logan Square was also noted for the historic limestone houses that line the picturesque Logan Boulevard.
For visitors to Chicago, TimeOut recommended visiting when weather is nice, to take advantage of al fresco dining, farmers markets and photogenic neighborhoods.
The following American neighborhoods were also named as among the coolest in the world:
- No. 5 - Kerns, Portland, Oregon
- No. 12 - Little River, Miami, Florida
- No. 17 - Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York
- No. 26 - East Hollywood - Los Angeles, California
- No. 29 - Mount Pleasant - Washington, D.C.
- No. 32 - Brewerytown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- No. 38 - Somerville, Massachusetts
More information on TimeOut's ranking can be found here.
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