Best Things To Do And See In Chicago's Little Village
Little Village is a gem located in the South Lawndale area of Chicago. Also known as the ‘Mexico of the Midwest,’ Little Village offers visitors plenty of authentic Mexican-American experiences without ever having to leave the Chicago area. Here are some things to see and do in Little Village.
Dulcelandia
Looking to satisfy a sweet tooth? Then head over to Dulcelandia on 26th Street in Little Village. This warehouse-style store is filled with over 1,000 different treats. Dulcelandia features a wide variety of imported Mexican candies, both sweet and spicy. The name for Dulcelandia, or ‘candyland’ is fitting, as the walls of the store are lined with candy, and pyramids of wrapped treats surround the interior. Colorful piñatas that hang from the ceiling are also available to fill with your favorites. Stop by Dulcelandia and pick up a bag of some sweet treats, a perfect souvenir from your travels to Little Village.
Dulcelandia, 3553 W 26th St, Chicago, IL, USA +1 773 522 3816
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