Chicago Landmarks and Attractions
The Best Chicago Food Tours
One of the best ways to explore Chicago’s rich culinary landscape is by embarking on one of the many food tours.
Rooftop Dance Series Waltzes Across Chicago
Month Long Performance Series Set to Wake Up Morning Commuters
After Dark at the Art Institute
The Art Institute of Chicago's Evening Associates hosts its monthly cultural affair for art lovers in the Modern Wing.
Carl Hammer Gallery
The River North gallery showcases Outsider Art from Chicago artists and beyond.
Navy Pier Fireworks Schedule
Navy Pier, one of the top tourist attractions in Chicago, doesn't just reserve its fireworks for the 4th of July -- they have regular fireworks shows throughout the summer, accompanied by great music. Here's the upcoming Navy Pier fireworks schedule for 2008.
Hancock Observatory
The Hancock Observatory may not be the highest in Chicago, but soaring at 1,000 feet above the Windy City it still offers breathtaking views of the city and lake.
Chicago History Museum (formerly the Chicago Historical Society)
Established in 1856 as the Chicago Historical Society, the Chicago History Museum moved into its current building in 1932, underwent a major renovation in 2006, and is the eminent source to discover the history of Chicago and its people.
Field Museum of Natural History
The Field Museum is filled with fascinating exhibits including "Sue", the world's largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex.
Navy Pier
Located just east of downtown on Lake Michigan, Navy Pier offers scores of entertainment and dining options, making it one of Chicago's top tourist attractions.
MagiQuest Yorktown Center - MagiQuest Chicago
MagiQuest Yorktown Center - MagiQuest Chicago
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum opened in 1999 with a clear mission – to educate the public, especially urban dwellers, on the importance of maintaining the quality of nature that surrounds us steps to take that can help the environment.
Millennium Park Chicago
Millennium Park has become a popular destination for Chicago visitors in the summer, with its interactive art, gardens, and performance pavilion.
Shedd Aquarium
Built in 1930, the Shedd Aquarium is one of the premier aquariums in the country and home to an impressive collection of underwater life.
Lincoln Park Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo is one of the oldest wildlife habitats in the United States. Boasting magnificent grounds and a new children's zoo, Lincoln Park should definitely be on your list for required stops on your visit to Chicago.