Home to the two-time defending champions of MLB National League's Central Division, Wrigley Field is the oldest National League ballpark and one of the smallest in the U.S. The park was named after former Cubs owner and chewing gum mogul William Wrigley Jr., who bought the team in the 1920s.

The famed site of Babe Ruth's legendary home run prediction, it was more than 75 years ago when "The Sultan of Swat" pointed to the bleachers halfway through the World Series and blasted then-Cubs pitcher Charlie Root's curveball into hall-of-fame history. On non-game days, you can tour the team's clubhouse, press box, dugouts, and mezzanine suites. But nothing beats watching a home game from the Bleacher Box, where pitchers of ice-cold beer and mustard-slathered franks are only a few rows away.

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