First time in Chicago? Don't miss the city's top attractions. Read on for a full guide on what to experience during your visit!
Get the best Chicago skyline view from 1,000 feet high. Try the TILT thrill ride for a fun tilt from the 94th floor.
Nearby, one of my favorite restaurants in Chicago, Signature Room on the 95th Floor, offers great food with stunning city views.
The massive Buckingham Fountain at the heart of Grant Park is a must-see! The fountain may be turned off during cold weather depending on the time of year you visit.
Don't miss Crown Fountain, Cloud Gate ('the bean'), and Wrigley Square. In colder months, you can ice skate right behind 'the bean'. If you are a Nutella lover, stop by the Nutella Cafe right across the street.
There's a lot to do at the Chicago Riverwalk with all the outdoor bars and restaurants, museums, and boat trips. Take a captivating architecture tour along Chicago's riverfront. Discover the city's architecture while enjoying a scenic ride on Lake Michigan.
For shopping enthusiasts, visit this famous 1-mile street with high-end stores and boutiques and the Water Tower with eight floors of designer shops.
Home to the famous C-H-I-C-A-G-O marquee, a Chicago icon hosting concerts, comedians, events, and history tours. Check their event calendar for upcoming shows.
You've probably seen this popular 1,353-foot-high attraction all over your social media. A glass box ledge extends over the city streets, offering a spectacular view. Arrive early to avoid long lines!
It stretches into Lake Michigan and has family-friendly attractions, events, and a giant Ferris wheel. Enjoy a beautiful sunset ride on the Ferris wheel and don't miss Giordano's Famous Stuffed Pizza.
An indoor garden at Navy Pier with live palm trees, twinkling lights, and enchanting fountains.
Put on your walking shoes! Lincoln Zoo, one of Chicago's few free attractions, is fantastic. It features a wide range of animals and beautifully designed habitats. While it's a bit far from the city, an Uber ride there shouldn't be too expensive.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum, and the Adler Planetarium are all just minutes away from each other, making it convenient to explore them all in a single day.