Overview
Skokie is a vibrant suburb located just north of Chicago in Illinois. It is known for its diverse community, delicious dining options, and numerous cultural attractions.
Top Attractions
- Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park: A unique outdoor sculpture park featuring over 60 sculptures by local and international artists.
- Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center: A moving tribute to the victims and survivors of the Holocaust, with interactive exhibits and educational programs.
- Skokie Heritage Museum: Explore the history of Skokie through exhibits on early settlement, growth, and cultural heritage.
- Westfield Old Orchard Mall: A premier shopping destination with a variety of shops and restaurants for all tastes.
- Emily Oaks Nature Center: A great place to explore nature and enjoy hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and educational programs.
Dining
- Kaufman’s Bagel & Delicatessen: Enjoy authentic New York-style bagels and deli sandwiches at this local favorite.
- Libanais Sweets and Restaurant: Indulge in Lebanese cuisine and sweets at this family-owned restaurant with a cozy atmosphere.
- Hofherr Meat Co: Try delicious burgers and sandwiches made from locally sourced meats at this popular eatery.
- Bac Pho & Grill: Savor traditional Vietnamese pho and other Asian dishes in a casual setting.
Transportation
- Skokie Swift (Yellow Line): Connects Skokie to downtown Chicago with stops at various points of interest along the way.
- Pace Bus Service: Offers convenient bus routes within Skokie and to neighboring suburbs.
- Interstate 94: Provides easy access to downtown Chicago and O’Hare International Airport for travelers driving into Skokie.