Girl with Cherry Blossoms - Tiffany Glass & Decora...Photo by Creative Commons
Chicago Opera HousePhoto by Anonymous
This is a view of Lake Shore Drive from the Hancoc...Photo by Carl R, USA
Amazing aquarium..highlight of our trip.Photo by Shaun P, Canada
What a beautiful day!Photo by JULIE P, USA
We drove by this cool fountain while on our tour.Photo by Anonymous
Taken from inside the old engineering booth-for...Photo by Kim C, Canada
Excellent museum..easy to get there by city transi...Photo by Shaun P, Canada
Interesting fountain/wading pool for the kiddie...Photo by Kim C, Canada
The view of the Chicago skyline during the day was...Photo by Anonymous
Taken from underneath the Bean Photo by Kim C, Canada
Museum of Science and Industry, had some cool exhi...Photo by Christina R, USA
Outside the Marquette buildingPhoto by David W, United Kingdom
Millenium Park is not part of the City Pass, but i...Photo by Carl R, USA
Loved the dinosaur exhibit, sooo many dinosaurs! D...Photo by Christina R, USA
The Field Museum must be one of the top Natural Hi...Photo by Carl R, USA
JH viewPhoto by FERNANDO B
The City within a City (Marina City)Photo by Carolyn O, USA
Navy Pier Park -- such a vibrant place!Photo by JULIE P, USA
Photo by a staff in OdysseyPhoto by SANG MIN L, USA
Chicago
Attractions
Chicago Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Chicago attractions and places to see in Chicago, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Hancock Observatory and Tower
The third-tallest building in Chicago at 1,127 feet (343 meters), the Hancock Observatory and Tower stands proudly amidst affluent North Michigan Avenue. An ... Continue Reading »
Navy Pier
Chicago's most-visited tourist attraction, Navy Pier will certainly blow the minds of children younger than twelve. The pier's collection of high-tech ... Continue Reading »
John G. Shedd Aquarium
The world's largest assortment of finned, gilled, amphibious, and other aquatic creatures swims within the marble-clad confines of the John G. Shedd ... Continue Reading »
Field Museum of Natural History
With more than 20 million artifacts, the Field Museum of Natural History is an engaging museum filled with both interactive and imaginative displays. The ... Continue Reading »
Museum of Science and Industry
You certainly won’t be under-stimulated on a visit to the Museum of Science and Industry, a must-see Chicago museum. With some 2,000 exhibits to see, most ... Continue Reading »
Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum
The first planetarium built in the western hemisphere, the Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum still captures intergalactic imaginations. From the ... Continue Reading »
Millennium Park
One of Chicago’s most stunning parks, Millennium Park - part of larger Grant Park - is a showcase for modern architecture. It features, among other ... Continue Reading »
Lincoln Park & Zoo
This neighborhood gets its name from Chicago's largest park. Its 1,200 acres (485 hectares) stretch for 6 miles (10 kilometers), from North Avenue north to ... Continue Reading »
Willis (Sears) Tower
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Once the world’s tallest building, Willis Tower (formerly known as Sears Tower) is still the USA's tallest building, and it's still way up in the clouds. ... Continue Reading »
Chicago River
Winding its way through the heart of the Windy City, the Chicago River flows past some of the city’s most spectacular architecture, especially downtown. ... Continue Reading »
Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago visitors flock to the Art Institute of Chicago, located in Grant Park, to admire two very important and much-parodied American works, Grant Wood’s ... Continue Reading »
Grant Park
Proudly referred to as Chicago's "front yard," Grant Park is home to three world-class museums - the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural ... Continue Reading »
Magnificent Mile/Michigan Avenue
Fashion, architecture and history in Chicago come together on a renowned stretch of Michigan Avenue nicknamed the Magnificent Mile. As you walk from the Mile’s ... Continue Reading »
Second City
If Alan Arkin, Jack Burns, John Belushi, Bill Murray, John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, Eugene Levy, Gilda Radner, Shelley Long, George Wendt, Mike Myers, Chris Farley, ... Continue Reading »
Wrigley Field
Chicagoans take their baseball seriously, and one of best places to see a Major League game is at the venerable, ivy-covered home of the Chicago Cubs: ... Continue Reading »
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