Humboldt Park

Humboldt Park is a community area located south of Logan Square on Chicago's west side, where a rich tapestry of culture and history converges with diverse housing options around the famous park. 

• Humboldt Park: This residential area centers around the iconic park and lagoon that give it its name. Humboldt Park reflects Puerto Rican heritage as shown through the strong sense of community along with numerous murals and local businesses. The park itself provides amenities like a nature center, lagoon, beach, and weekly farmers market in warmer months. From stately Greystones and mid-century homes reflecting the area's historic charm to contemporary condominiums offering modern living, Humboldt Park caters to varied residential preferences. Compared to nearby trendy areas, Humboldt Park tends to have more affordable housing.

This community area exudes a unique charm, inviting residents to engage with local arts, participate in community events, and explore the culinary delights of the neighborhood. Humboldt Park stands as a testament to Chicago's architectural diversity and communal spirit, fostering a dynamic essence that resonates throughout the west side. 

Places of interest: Humboldt Park, ArePA George, National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture, Ørkenoy, Paseo Boricua, The 606, La Casita de Don Pedro, Roeser's Bakery, Turkey Chop Gourmet Grill, Elliots Augusta Pizza & Grill, Jimmy's Red Hots, Chilo Y Chela Restaurant, El Mofonguito, Nick's on North, Ponce Place, Zoku Sushi, Pozoleria San Juan Inc., El Señor Tamal, Chema's Restaurant, El Buen Vall, Chùa Liên Hoa Buddhist Temple, Café Calidá.