U.S. Travel — Chicago, IL
Chicago Transportation

Getting Around Chicago
Chicago is a great walking city — and it was recently voted the "best bicycling city in the country." 

Besides walking and cycling, visitors can also get around Chicago via Bus, Subway, Train, Free Trolley and Water Taxi.

The city's downtown Pedway (pedestrian walkway) — a network of underground tunnels and overhead bridges, linking 40+ blocks in the heart of Chicago — is used by visitors and locals alike, especially during the cold winter months.

Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)

Chicago Transit Authority
CTA is the nation's second largest public transportation system (behind New York City), providing rail, bus, and other transportation info for travel around Chicago.

Chicago Transit Maps

Chicago Water Taxi
Take a scenic Water Taxi ride along the Chicago River. The Chicago Water Taxi operates on a closed loop route on the Chicago River, between Madison Street on the south branch; La Salle Street and Michigan Avenue on the main branch; and River East on the main branch in Ogden Slip.
More Info on Chicago Water Taxi

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