The charm of Chicago is completely understandable. Located in the middle of
country between cornfields and pressed against Lake Michigan, this fast paced
The action-packed city is full of excitement. Winters are cold, but summers are
hot and full of fun. There’s more to do in Chicago than anyone could
complete in a lifetime.

But, for those travelers interested in seeing some of Chicago’s favorites through
the eyes of its residents, please read on.

Signature Hancock Tower Room– The top of the Hancock Tower
It offers one of the most impressive views of Chicago. The Sears Tower can
be taller, but the Hancock is closer to the lake and offers views of the Sears Tower
itself. Skip the observation deck and take a trip to the Signature Room instead. You
You can meet the local Chicagoans for brunch when prices are quite reasonable.
Drinks are priced similarly to other salons, so a drink is always a fun option.
But dinner will set you back a bit The restaurant is actually one floor up.
the observation deck so you can enjoy an amazing view while eating and drinking.
Location: Michigan Ave

Chicago Blues and Jazz– Chicago has long been known as the home of
some of the best Blues and Jazz musicians in the world. This fact became apparent even to
music lovers in the 70s and 80s with classic movies like Blues Brothers
and Adventure in childcare. For music fans, a trip to Chicago is not complete
without experiencing good blues or jazz. There is a wide variety of blues.
clubs located on the south side and jazz clubs like the Green Mill in the uptown area,
which has been said to be frequented by Al Capone and other Chicago notables. Objective, yeah
you’re in town, check out the Chicago Blues Fest in early June. Another summer
Music festivals include the Chicago Jazz Festival, the Chicago Gospel Music Festival and
plus. Location: The Green Mill is located at 4802 N. Broadway Ave.

Tru Restaurant – Charlie Trotter’s restaurant has made a name for itself
across America and the world as the best place for a multiple course
tasting menu. But the locals know that the well-known and promising restaurant to beat is
Tru’s restaurant. A four group visit will involve up to 12 courses, with each member
of the party that receives different selections. Wow! One imagines how cooks can
possibly keep up, but throughout your 3 hour meal you will never be disappointed
by the waiters or the chef. Location: 696 N. St. Clair St.

Chicago Museum Tour – Chicago has some of the best museums in the
country. The Art Institute has one of the largest and most amazing collections in the world.
world. Take a walk through the museum on a Tuesday, when admission is free
(although donations are always recommended) and if you are a movie fan remember
the Ferris Bueller ride. But the Art Institute is not the only large museum in
Chicago The Museum of Science and Industry is a great museum where you can
walk through a submarine and of course the Field Museum, home of Sue the
the largest T-Rex skeleton in the world.

Chicago architecture tour – Chicago’s name in architecture, began in the
1800 and continues today. If you want to take a walk and see the great architecture
From Chicago, there are more than a day of sites. You can start with famous
Frank Lloyd Wright buildings (check out the Unity Temple at 875 Lake St) and
Louis Sullivan (visit his famous flagship Carson Pirie Scott on State St). Tea
Monadnock and the Mies van der Rohe post office are also worth a visit. For some
modern masterpieces, visit the campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology to see Mies’ work
Crown Hall, Rem Koolhaas Campus Center and Helmut Jahn’s new dormitories. A visit to
Millennium Park is also worth a trip, where you can see one of the last and
soon the incorporation of Renzo Piano to the Institute of Art.

Chicago is home to some of the proudest residents of the city. And no wonder
Why? There is so much to see and do in Chicago! Take a look at the favorite tourist sites,
but if you’re interested in checking out some of Chicago’s favorite sites, check out
Take a look at the list above and see some of what really makes Chicago special.