Take in the view and appreciate the architecture while strolling along the north branch of the Chicago River.

Calling all runners, walkers, and cyclists! The Lakeshore Trail is over 18 miles of amazing urban views on a car-free path. 

For those that bleed Cubby blue, Wrigley Field and Wrigleyville is home. 

Home of the 2005 World Series Champions, the Chicago White Sox. 

Home of the Bulls and the Blackhawks, The United Center is also a great venue for any game or concert. Check out their website to see what's happening during your stay.

Want a great selfie of you and the skyline? Go marvel at the bean. It's quite a sight to see.

For the shop-til-you-drop-ers, Chicago is well known for our Magnificent Mile. This shopping district is loaded with many of the world's finest retailers and world-class people watching.

Navy Pier offers a wide-variety of activities and dining all year-round. A special destination in summer months for viewing spectacular fireworks.

From rock and roll to comedy shows, the Chicago Theater is as much of an architectural marvel as it is a hot spot for entertainment. Contact the box office for more information.

Da home of Da Bears. Soldier field is located in very close proximity to many attractions at the museum campus and parts of the lakefront trail. 

This zoo is nestled in the heart of Lincoln Park and is near Lake Michigan and Chicago's most popular beaches. 

The real deal. A stunning building, impressive collection, and a busy exhibition calendar. The Art Institute is one of our favorite stops on a Chicago tour.

Climb, skate, play, or picnic. Located near Millenium Park, there is no shortage of fun during all seasons.