R H.
3/21/2013
I was raised a few blocks from "the street of doors" and had one playmate who lived in one of the homes...as I recall, Alta Vista is but one block long, so its uniqueness is not just confined to...
Alta Vista Terrace
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N Alta Vista Ter
Chicago, IL 60613
Alta Vista Terrace, located in Chicago, IL, is a captivating historical landmark that transports visitors back in time. This charming street is lined with row houses designed in the late 1800s, boasting a unique architectural style that sets it apart from the surrounding buildings. Walking along the cobblestone path, one can't help but feel the rich history that permeates the air, offering a glimpse into Chicago's past.
Each house on Alta Vista Terrace tells a story of a bygone era, with intricate details and ornate facades that showcase the craftsmanship of the time. The meticulously preserved structures stand as a testament to the city's architectural heritage, drawing in history buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike. As visitors wander through this historic landmark, they are treated to a visual feast of Victorian-era design, making Alta Vista Terrace a must-see destination for those seeking a glimpse into Chicago's architectural past.
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5.012 reviews
Richie D.
4/14/2009
Definitely one of my favorite historical blocks in the city of Chicago (and one that you can walk down at late hours if you'd like...unlike many others around the city). I'm not a natural on...
Kate W.
1/31/2010
I like to walk down this street and creepily look into the windows of the houses. Who are these people that live on Alta Vista? Do they have kids? How did they decorate their houses? How much does...
Gil N.
3/10/2009
Some of the coolest homes in Chicago are on the 3800 block of Alta Vista Terrace. It's just north of Wrigley and you can't miss the 20 row houses on the block. Each house has an exact duplicate on...
Nessie V.
7/18/2010
This is a cool place for a walk. I still have only found one tudor, and can't figure out where its twin is. There is no parking around here, so either bike/CTA it or park on Clark and walk.
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