General Parking

  East Bank Club Located at  500 N Kingsbury St in downtown Chicago,  the East Bank Club is in the heart of The Windy City and the bustling city life. The health club is located right on the Chicago River and within walking distance of the  MART , the largest commercial building in the United States. Enjoy a beautiful scenic view of the city on the river while you dine on The Sun Deck or squeeze in a game of basketball with your work friends. East Bank Club Parking Want to visit the East Bank Club but not sure where to park your car? Not to worry, because there are a couple of parking garage options available just a short walk away. T he  Mart Parc Wells  parking garage is a 6-minute walk away just north of the Chicago River.  Both of these parking garages offer 24/7 affordable parking options for all visitors of The Windy City. There is also staffing available at each garage to answer all of your questions and help make your experience as enjoyable as...

  Eataly Eataly, 43 E Ohio St.,  Chicago, IL 60611   Eataly is located in the heart of downtown Chicago. This market is just a few blocks away from the  Riverwalk  and right by the  Magnificent Mile . This central location makes it a great spot to swing by and get a quick bite to eat while exploring all that downtown Chicago has to offer.  Whether you want to sit down and enjoy lunch or explore the markets, Eataly in Chicago is a great stop to add to your tour of the city.  Parking If you want to visit downtown Chicago but don’t know where to park, we’ve got you covered. Eataly is just a 1-minute walk from the  Rush-Ohio-Wabash (ROW) parking garage . This parking garage is located at 50 East Ohio Street and offers public parking in downtown Chicago.  It’s available 24/7 for anyone to park, and it offers cheap and reliable parking options. The ROW parking garage also has staff available to help with any mobility needs and make the process...

  Driehaus Museum 50 East Erie Street Chicago, Illinois 60611    The Richard Driehaus Museum is located on East Erie Street on the Near North Side of Chicago. The museum is housed in the historic Samuel M. Nickerson House, which was the old residence of a wealthy Chicago banker in 1883. It is near one of the many hubs of downtown Chicago, with plenty of options for restaurants and hotels within just a few blocks.  If you are looking for a classic Chicago-style pizza, swing by Giordano’s on North Rush Street. If you are a big fan of coffee, the  Starbucks Roastery  is right around the corner and offers a complete coffee experience. Driehaus Museum Parking Parking in downtown Chicago can be confusing for new visitors, and no one wants to walk for miles between their car and their destination. Luckily, the Driehaus Museum in Chicago is just a short 3-minute walk from the Rush-Ohio-Wabash ( ROW ) parking garage. This garage is located at 50 East Ohio Street and...

  Ballys Casino chicago Whether you’re a local or a tourist, there’s a lot to love about Downtown Chicago. Discover quality restaurants and entertainment inside Bally’s Chicago and out when you take a stroll through the nearby Riverwalk. Walk along the river, tour the famous Chicago River, and watch the riverboats go by—and maybe even hop on a tour boat yourself. Got a taste for Italian dishes? How about Brazilian cuisine? Enjoy Chicago’s finest establishments featuring world-class menus like  Eataly,  Fogo De Chao, and Maggiano’s Little Italy. The best part is that you can get to places like these plus the Chicago Theater from the ROW parking garage. Parking Casino parking is easy thanks to the  ROW parking garage . Bally’s Casino Chicago parking can be found at the Rush-Ohio-Wabash garage located at  50 East Ohio Street.  This garage is central to all the best downtown attractions, including the  Magnificent Mile,  Shops at North Bridge, an...

  Art on the Mart If you’ve ever taken a riverboat tour down the Chicago River, chances are you’ve passed the  Merchandise Mart.  The Merchandise Mart is one of Chicago’s most historic Art Deco buildings situated conveniently at the river bank.  Find Art on the Mart along the  Riverwalk;  you can view the art projections best along the Chicago Riverwalk Jetty between Wells and Franklin Street. If you’re feeling hungry, you can always stop in at one of the many restaurants nearby—Marshall’s Landing, River Roast, and Beatrix, to name a few. Parking Now for the big question: where to park? A few parking garages can be found near Art on the Mart. The  Mart Parc Wells  parking garage is a five-minute walk to Art on the Mart.