Streeterville

Streeterville is a neighborhood located in the Near North Side area of Chicago, Illinois. It is named after George Streeter, who illegally occupied the area of land that is now Streeterville in the late 19th century. It's bordered by the Magnificent Mile on the west, Lake Michigan on the east, the Chicago River on the south, and the Gold Coast neighborhood on the north. The neighborhood is known for its high-rise residential buildings, world-class shopping and dining, and close proximity to some of Chicago's most popular attractions.

Some of the notable landmarks in Streeterville include Navy Pier, the John Hancock Center, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. The neighborhood is also home to Northwestern University's Chicago campus and the prestigious Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

Streeterville has a vibrant cultural scene with a mix of theaters, galleries, and museums. The area is also known for its beautiful parks and green spaces, such as Lake Shore Park and Jane Addams Memorial Park. Overall, Streeterville is a bustling neighborhood that offers residents and visitors alike a wealth of entertainment, cultural, and recreational options.