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Wrigley Field
Built in 1914, Wrigley Field is one of the oldest and most iconic ballparks in Major League Baseball—and one of only two remaining MLB parks built before 1920. With its ivy-covered walls, hand-operated scoreboard and legendary neighborhood setting, the Friendly Confines is a true piece of baseball history. Catch the Cubs, take in a summer concert or just soak up the legendary Wrigleyville energy surrounding one of baseball's most iconic fields. No tickets? No worries, Wrigleyville is a great place to hang, meet locals, and totally catch the baseball vibe. Gallagher way, adjacent to Wrigley Field, offers outdoor events year-round, attracting locals and visitors alike. If you are visiting in the off-season, you can take a a public or private tour of Wrigley Field - and experience it through the eyes of a player. Tours are available year-round. Plus, Wrigley Field is just 5 blocks from Hawthorne Terrace.