Plane

The nearest airport is Chicago O'Hare International Airport, but sometimes the Chicago Midway Airport offers more affordable airports.

Public transportation is also available between Ohalle and Evanston. You can take the CTA Blue Line to Clark/Lake station, then transfer to the Purple Line Express (during rush hours), or the Jackson Red Line to the north to go to Howard station and get on the Purple Line on your way to Evanston. The cheap way to Evanston can be made on the Pace Bus 250. The PaceBus 250 runs from O'Hare Kiss and Fly to Evanston Davis Street.

Airport shuttles and taxis are also an option. American taxis, which run at reasonable rates between Ohalle and Evanston (and many other towns on the north coast), have to make arrangements by telephone.

by car

Interstate I-90/94, known as the Edens Expressway, runs about five miles west of Evanston. If you go to Evanston, you can park on the road (two-hour meters) or in one of three city parking lots. (City of Evanston provides details)

by train

• The Metra Union Pacific North Line stops at Evanston's Main Davis stations and stops at Central stations from downtown Chicago.
• Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) runs the Purple Line from Chicago. During the morning and evening rush hours, most elevated trains pass through the loop. From Belmont, on the north side of Chicago, you can express yourself to Howard Station in Rogers Park, on the north end of Chicago. All the trains bound for Evanston stop at this station. If Purple Line Express is not running (day and night), move the Red Line north to Howard and then switch to the Purple Line. Davis Station is in the center of the downtown area and can be accessed nearby.

by bus

• Pace & CTA runs buses from the suburbs of the neighborhood, including Wilmet and Skocky. At Davis CTA station, many routes are connected.

CTA Purple Line stops on South Blvd, Main, Dempster, Davis, Foster, Noyes, and Central. After the Chuo Line, the CTA Purple Line stops at Wilmet once more. The Pace Bus and the CTA Bus are connecting to many of these stations, especially at Davis Station. Evanston is also a bicycle-friendly city.

In spring, local birds, especially pigeons, are used to the CTA lines (they have been running for over 50 years), so the birds get on the train on Davis Street, get on the train to South Boulevard, and get off the train! The birds seem to have learned that the train is an efficient way to get from the center of the town to the cemetery area next to Southboulevard.

CTA bus route

• 93 California/Dodge runs between Davis station in central Evanston and Kimball Brown Line station in Albany Park. 25 to 30 minutes on weekdays, and from morning to evening on Saturdays. No midnight or Sunday.
• 97 Skoky
• 201 Center/Ridge
• 205 Chicago/Golf
• 206 Evanston Circulator

a bus route

• 208 Golf Road
• 213 Green Bay Road
• 215 Crawford Howard
• 250 Dempster Street

• From the Faculty Room on Hinman Street in 1801, Northwest University, one of the largest universities in the United States with a park-like campus located on the coast of Lake Michigan. In the 1960s, the university decided to expand its campus by embedding Indiana Dunes' sand in part of the lake and creating a country-like, tree-growing 84 acres surrounding the lagoon. There are also a wide range of eclectic buildings, including outdoor sculpture gardens, indoor art museums, several theaters, neo-Gothic and modern art. At the north end of the campus campus is the Working Light House, which is open to the public, and you can see the view of the beach.      
• a Shakespeare garden The Shakespeare Garden, established by the Garden Club in Evanston in 1917, was designed by Jens Jensen, a campus in the northwest. 
• 2 Gross Point Light House The intersection between Central Street and Sheridan Road in Lake Michigan (201 Central/Ridge bus, Central CTA). Constructed in 1873. The Fresnel lens of the tower and the ship wrecked in the nearby shallow water are known on a tour in the house of the former keeper.      
• [3] Mitchell Art Museum in India, 3001 Central St (201 Central/Ridge, 206 Evanston Circulator bus), ☏+1-475-1030.Tu-W F Sa 10AM-5PM, Th 10AM-8PM, Su Noon to 4PM. $5 for adults, $2.50 for elementary school children, teachers and the elderly.      
• Chicago Music Association ☏+1-847-905-1500. The Nichols Concert Hall is located at 1490 Chicago Avenue, home to the Factory & Guest Artist Concert Series of the Chago Music Institute.      

• Light House Beach 2611 Sheridan Road (located immediately north of Northwest University, at the north end of Evanston) is a kid-friendly and safe beach, the same as the one in Evanston. Even though it's pretty crowded, it's a very good way to spend a summer day. A relatively new playground is about 20 yards from the beach and you can enjoy it. 

The central shopping district is away from Davis Street, the central town of Evanston, but Dempster Street is just a few blocks south of it, so it's also great for shopping. There are several small, stylish, and unpretentious boutiques. In the Central Street shopping area in northern Evanston, a two-block street from Green Bay Road to Hartley Street, there are luxury boutiques, cafes and bakeries such as spice houses, table manners, ritsurin antique maps, urban steams and tag bakeries. The main street in southern Evanston is warmed and worth visiting 10,000 villages, Dave's Down to Earth Rock Shop and Vogue Fabric. Several high-class restaurants are also opened in this area.

I think there are many oriental carpet shops in Evanston.

• Bookends and Beginings 1712 Sherman Ave (back, Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1 224 999-7722, ✉ [email protected]com Every day 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is an independent bookstore known as Bookman's Alley (an innovative bookstore for nearly 30 years in Evanston). 

Budget

• Buffalo Joe's, 812 Clark St (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-328-5525. Every day at 11:00 a.m. Buffalo Joe's wings are provided at three levels of heat. "Mild," "Hot," and "Suicides" (with Halapenho Pepper on top) Some people swear that the city has the best wings and hamburgers. 
• Gigio's 1001 Davis St (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-328-0990. M-Sa 11AM-1AM, Su 2PM-10PM. For many years, Evanston's favorite Jigio has offered a large slice of thin pizza and others at a reasonable price. 
• Alzderi 914 Noyes St (Noyes CTA),☏ +1-847-475-9400. Th-Tu 11AM-4PM, closed W. Located near the Noise Arts Center, a small French-style cafe is popular with locals. Bob Pottinger and his brother, with the help of a successor to a student in the northwestern area, offered their own soup (once a day) and homemade sandwiches, and Cookie chose the best in Chicago. The bagget is provided by a local bakery made with a recipe developed by Pottinger on his trip to France. The combination of soup and sandwiches is almost enough for two people's food, but there's no room for a sweet, vanilla-rich butter cookie or a new, delicious Belgian chocolate cookie. Sandwiches range from $6 to $9. a soup of three to four dollars A cookie between $1 and $2 will accept the euro. 

Midrange

• Hecky's 1902 Green Bay Rd, ☏ +1-847-492-1182. M-Th 11AM-9PM, F Sa 11AM-10PM, Su 11AM-8PM. Another favorite: Creole barbecue since 1983. 
• Rupee 827 Churchcent (Davis CTA/Metra),☏ +1-847-328-4880. M-F 6:30AM-2:30PM, Sa Su 7AM-2:30PM. lay eggs in various ways 
• Mount Everest, 630 Church Cathedral (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-491-1069. Lunch buffet: M-F 11AM-2:15PM, Sa Su 11:30PM-2:45PM, dinner: M-Th 5PM-9:30PM, F Sa 5PM-10PM, Su 5PM-9PM. India, Tibet and Vegetarian. 
• Lou Malnati's, 1850 Sherman Ave (Davis CTA/Meter), ☏+1-847-328-5400.M-Th 4PM-10PM, F Sa 11AM-11PM, Su 11AM-10PM. The best Chicago pizza! Order ice cream pizza for dessert. It takes time to get there. 
• Tapas Barcelona, 1615 Chicago Ave (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-866-9900. M-Th 5PM-10PM, F Sa 5PM-11PM, Su 5PM-9PM. It is a Spanish tapa dish with a large menu and a list of imported liquors. 

Splage

• Oceania, 505 main set (main CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-864-3435. M-Th 5:30PM-9PM, F Sa 5:30PM-9:30PM. You can enjoy a wonderful taste menu and a wonderful wine combination at fancy restaurants, especially seafood. There are also outdoor seats in the summer. 50-130 dollars. 

Thanks to the large number of students in the northwest, there are many coffee shops in central Evanston that don't have good chain stores. For years, however, Evanston is the center of the temperance movement, and it is now sweeter, but a law that interferes with the bar.

• 1 K, 500 Main St (Main CTA/Metra), ☏+1-328-7940. M-F 6:30AM-8PM, Sa Su 7AM-7PM. a small independent coffee shop I have some especially delicious cookies. 
• [2] Unicorn Cafe, 1723 Sherman Ave (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-332-2312. M-Sa 6:30AM-8PM, Su 7:30AM-8PM. Unicorn has a nice atmosphere. It's fun to sit outside in summer. The café has not only work but also leisure. It's a good place to come over for coffee and read the newspaper. 

Budget

• Holiday Inn 1501 Sherman Abage (Dempster CTA or Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-491-6400. Check in: 3PM, Check out: noon. Wireless Internet, fitness room. $79+. 

Midrange

• Hilton Garden Inn 1818 Maple Age (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-475-6400. Check in: 3PM, Check out: Opened in late 11:1990's, except for the same outlets at other Hilton Garden Inn. $119+. 

Splage

• Hilton Orrington, 1710 Orrington Ave (Davis CTA/Metra), ☏+1-847-866-8700, Toll-Free:+1-888-677-4648. Check in: 3PM, Check out: noon. It is the most fantastic hotel in Evanston, and was refurbished in 2004 and joined Hilton two years later. $139+. 

• Rogers Park and the north of Chicago are just next to Evanston.
• Oak Park will boot a lot of Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings in other urban suburbs of Chicago.
• The CTA Purple Line ends in a wealthy suburb of Bilmet, walking from the Bahai Temple, is a cultural and architectural view you can see.