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Chicago, Illinois
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Wrigley Field installed its lights in 1988, making it the last MLB stadium to host night games.
The iconic manual scoreboard, installed in 1937, is still operated by hand today, offering a nostalgic touch to the ballpark experience.
The outfield walls are famously covered with Boston Ivy, planted in 1937, which adds a unique aesthetic and challenge for outfielders.
The rooftops of neighboring buildings offer a unique vantage point for watching games, a tradition that dates back to the early 20th century.
From 1921 to 1970, the Chicago Bears played their home games at Wrigley Field before moving to Soldier Field.
In 1945, a tavern owner was kicked out of a game due to his pet goat's odor, leading him to curse the Cubs, who didn't win a World Series until 2016.
The stadium has been a venue for concerts, hockey games, and even soccer matches, showcasing its versatility.
Wrigley Field earned the nickname 'The Friendly Confines' due to its intimate and welcoming atmosphere for fans.
Opened in 1914, it is second only to Fenway Park in Boston, which opened in 1912.
