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Travel

The Wedding Website of Domenic Salpietra and Theresa Schoetz
The historic Railway Exchange Building sits along Michigan Avenue, steps from Millennium Park, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Magnificent Mile. Located in the heart of downtown, the venue offers easy access to Chicago’s lakefront, Riverwalk, architecture, dining, and shopping. We recommend staying downtown, ideally within walking distance or just north of the venue, to make the most of your time in the city. Nearby hotel options include the Palmer House Hilton, Chicago Athletic Association, LondonHouse Chicago, The Pendry Chicago, and the Hyatt Regency Chicago. We look forward to welcoming you to Chicago.

Flight

O'hare International Airport (ORD)

Getting from ORD to Downtown: CTA Blue Line (Most Predictable Option) The CTA Blue Line runs directly from O’Hare to downtown 24 hours a day. Follow signs in the airport for “CTA Trains.” Purchase a ticket at the station kiosk. Take the train toward “Forest Park.” Exit at Washington, Monroe, or Clark/Lake for the Loop. This is the most reliable option during heavy traffic and typically takes about 45–50 minutes. Taxi or Rideshare (Most Convenient Door-to-Door) Taxis and rideshare services (Uber/Lyft) are available at all terminals. Travel time: 45–60+ minutes depending on traffic Expect higher fares during peak hours This is the easiest option if you’re traveling with luggage or prefer direct drop-off at your hotel.

Train

Blue Line

The Blue Line connects downtown to O’Hare International Airport and neighborhoods like Wicker Park and Logan Square, making it a convenient option for both airport travel and exploring the city.

Train

Green Line

The Green Line, with a station at Adams & Wabash just steps from the venue, connects downtown to the West Loop, Oak Park, and several west and south side neighborhoods.

Train

Red Line

The Red Line runs north–south 24 hours a day, linking downtown with Lincoln Park, Wrigleyville, and the North Side, as well as Chinatown to the south.