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Just 10 miles from downtown Chicago, the village of Oak Park, Illinois, has history, galleries, boutiques, restaurants and events to enjoy, for a day or a week. It’s a gateway to the vibrant western suburbs of Chicago in central Cook County.
For other places with the same name, see Oak Park (disambiguation). Prairie School Style Home. Oak Park is a city of 52,000 people (2018) in the Chicagoland area. It's essentially an outdoor museum dedicated to architect Frank Lloyd Wright .
Oak Park, Illinois, is chock-full of art, culture, history, architecture, shopping, food, and fun. This vibrant village just 10 miles west of Chicago’s Loop is easy to get to and even easier to enjoy. If you’re in Chicago, you can take the Green Line “L” directly to downtown Oak Park.
WELCOME TO THE OAK PARK AREA. Come meet Chicago’s fun next-door neighbors. They’re known for architecture and history, but the longer you visit, the more they reveal. Getting here is easy, deciding what to do first is harder.
Oak Park, village, Cook county, northeastern Illinois, U.S. It is a suburb of Chicago, located about 10 miles west of downtown. The village, primarily residential, has the world’s largest collection of buildings designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who once lived and maintained his studio there.
Spring. 11 - 21 ºC. Summer. 17 - 27 ºC. Fall. 2 - 10 ºC. Winter. -5 - 5 ºC. Illinois. Architecture, culture and history just minutes from Chicago. Just a short ride on the “L” train from Chicago is a gem of a destination for savvy travelers and history buffs.
Oak Park, Illinois was officially incorporated as a village under Illinois law on Jan. 25, 1902 - click here to see a copy of the original articles of incorporation.Today, Oak Park is a thriving community of about 54,500 people located immediately west of the City of Chicago and known for its architectural heritage and diverse population.
