A world-renowned shopping district lined with luxury boutiques, department stores, restaurants, and hotels.

Home to the iconic Cloud Gate sculpture (also known as "The Bean"), as well as Crown Fountain and the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, which hosts outdoor concerts and events.

A popular destination featuring shops, restaurants, an IMAX theater, the Chicago Children's Museum, and boat tours of Lake Michigan.

One of the oldest and largest art museums in the United States, known for its impressive collection of works by artists like Grant Wood, Edward Hopper, and Georges Seurat.

Offering panoramic views of the city from the 103rd floor, including the glass-floored Ledge for a thrilling experience.

Home to three of the city's top museums - the Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Adler Planetarium - all located in close proximity to each other along Lake Michigan.

Historic home of the Chicago Cubs baseball team, offering tours and the opportunity to catch a game during the MLB season.

A picturesque promenade along the Chicago River with restaurants, bars, public art installations, and boat tours.

A free zoo located within the expansive Lincoln Park, featuring a variety of animals and attractions for visitors of all ages.

A popular way to see the city's world-class architecture from the perspective of the Chicago River, learning about the city's history and iconic buildings along the way.

Visit this iconic urban park featuring the famous Cloud Gate sculpture ("The Bean"), the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, and the Crown Fountain.

Discover a world-class art museum housing an extensive collection, including works like Grant Wood's "American Gothic" and Georges Seurat's "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte."

Ascend to the 103rd floor of Willis Tower and step onto "The Ledge," a glass balcony extending outside the building, offering panoramic city views.

Enjoy a scenic walkway along the Chicago River, lined with restaurants, bars, and public art installations.

Learn about Chicago's rich architectural history on a guided boat tour along the Chicago River.

Visit this entertainment hub featuring attractions like the Centennial Wheel, Chicago Children's Museum, and various dining options.

Shop, dine, and explore along this famous stretch of Michigan Avenue, known for its upscale stores and landmarks.

Discover natural history exhibits, including the famous T. rex skeleton named "Sue."

Engage with interactive exhibits covering topics from space exploration to genetics.

Enjoy one of the nation's oldest free zoos, home to a diverse range of animals and beautiful gardens.

Take in breathtaking views from the 94th floor of the John Hancock Center, and try "TILT," an exhilarating tilting glass platform.

Explore diverse marine life exhibits, from the Amazon River to the Arctic Ocean.

Learn about astronomy through immersive exhibits and sky shows in America's first planetarium.

Experience a show at this historic venue known for its iconic marquee and grand architecture.

Visit this architectural gem hosting free art exhibits, concerts, and events, and admire its stunning stained-glass domes.

Enjoy this expansive green space, home to Buckingham Fountain and various festivals throughout the year.

Explore rotating exhibits showcasing contemporary art from around the world.

Immerse yourself in Chicago's rich blues heritage at venues like Kingston Mines or Buddy Guy's Legends.

Take a guided tour of the historic home of the Chicago Cubs, one of Major League Baseball's oldest ballparks.

Wander through lush indoor gardens featuring a vast collection of plants from around the globe.