How close is Exhibit On Superior to the CTA?

Rail lines within a short walk

Two rail lines within a short walk give direct access across the North Side, the Loop, and O’Hare via the Blue Line connection downtown.

The Brown and Purple Lines board at Chicago & Franklin about two blocks away, and the Red Line at Chicago & State is roughly 0.3 miles from the building.

Bus routes nearby

The #66 Chicago Avenue bus runs one block north, with the #156 LaSalle and #22 Clark routes within a few blocks. These fill in crosstown and north-south trips not covered by rail.

Together the rail and bus network makes River North one of Chicago’s most practical neighborhoods for getting around without a car — Walk Score rates the address a perfect 100/100 Transit Score (“Rider’s Paradise”).

How far is the Loop by train?

The Loop is roughly a mile south, and the Brown and Purple Lines at Chicago & Franklin run directly toward downtown, so it is a short one-stop ride in bad weather.

The same walkability puts groceries, gyms, and dining within about a half mile of 165 W Superior St.

Airport and beyond

The Blue Line to O’Hare connects downtown, so a transfer from the nearby Red Line or a short trip into the Loop reaches the airport by rail.

For residents who also drive, the Ohio Street feeder to the Kennedy Expressway is about a mile southwest and Lake Shore Drive is reachable to the east via Ontario and Ohio Streets.

This layering of two rail lines, several bus routes, and quick highway access is what makes River North practical whether you commute by train or by car.