A Native's Guide to Chicago, Fourth Edition

Travel Information and Planning Company
"...offers the juiciest information on Chicago that most locals don't even know, and those that do wouldn't ever tell."

Midwest Book Review
"A Midwest traveler's must-have."

New City,
"Best Guidebook for Locals...takes you off the beaten path, exposing facets of Chicago only a true local would know."

WGN Radio, Roy Leonard
"I have never seen a guide to Chicago that takes you into the neighborhoods the way [this book does]..."

Chicago Tribune, Sunday Travel Section
"You think you know your way around Chicago? After reading...A Native's Guide To Chicago you'll wonder if you do."

Book Description
Bookstore shelves may overflow with Chicago guidebooks, but most offer identical suggestions for a typical experience of the Windy City. If you want to know the rest of Chicago and continue knowing the city better, the 4th edition of A Native's Guide to Chicago is for you. The first new edition in six years and still packed with hundreds of free, inexpensive, and unusual things to do in all corners of the Chicago, this is the perfect resource for tourists, business travelers, visiting suburbanites—and mostly, resident Chicagoans themselves! Learn what's new in the city, as seen through the eyes of a team of native Chicagoans, and what time-tested local favorites natives don't want you to forget about in face of the overwhelming recent changes to the city landscape. At almost 500 pages, this is really several books in one—a dining guide, a shopping guide, an entertainment guide, a recreation guide, a touring guide, a walking guide, and more.

About the Author
Lake Claremont Press is an independent Chicago publisher founded in 1994 to foster and showcase what's distinctive about Chicago's history, geography, culture, lore, and built environment. Join us in preserving the past, exploring the present, and ensuring a future sense of place for our corner of the globe.


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