Hyde Park

Located southeast of downtown on the lakefront, Hyde Park is renowned for its historic charm, cultural richness, and academic prominence.

• Hyde Park: Hyde Park is the core neighborhood located within the larger Hyde Park community area on Chicago's south side. Hyde Park is known for the University of Chicago campus, which lends an academic, scholarly vibe to the neighborhood. Architecturally, Hyde Park stands out for its elegant historic homes and buildings, including many in the Gothic Revival style and the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Robie House. Outside of campus, the neighborhood exudes a distinctive ambiance, offering an array of housing options that reflect its rich history. From elegant brownstones and vintage courtyard apartments to modern condominiums, the neighborhood accommodates a diverse range of preferences. Green space is abundant between Jackson Park and the lakefront. 

Explore the tree-lined streets, discover locally-owned shops, and immerse yourself in the cultural offerings, including the renowned Museum of Science and Industry. Hyde Park is not just a neighborhood; it's a destination that seamlessly combines elegance, intellect, and community spirit.

Places of interest: University of Chicago, Museum of Science and Industry, Promontory Point, 57th Street Beach, Jackson Park, Medici on 57th, Frederick C. Robie House, Garden of the Phoenix, Virtue Restaurant, Chemistry Chicago, Smart Museum of Art, Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures Museum, Court Theater, Roux, Cedar's Mediterranean Kitchen, 57th Street Books, Rockefeller Chapel, Daisy's Po-Boy and Tavern, Uncle Joe's Jerk Chicken, Bob's Pizza, 14 Parish.