Downtown Chicago has something for everyone. From Grant and Millennium Parks to the Theater District and the Museum Campus, there’s no shortage of things to explore. Start charting your course of action with these destinations, below.
Now in its 5th year, the Cider Summit Chicago opens up the world of artisan cider to the general public with over 150 different ciders to try. Featuring ciders from over seven states and six different countries, cider from around the world is showcased at the event which takes place at Navy Pier’s Aon Grand Ballroom on… Read more »
Come to know three generations—their hopes, fears, and fates revealed—in The Book of Joseph, a compelling journey of the human family and the primal need to understand those who came before.
Soaring 1,000 feet over Michigan Avenue, 360 Chicago offers the best views of Chicago’s skyline, lakefront and four neighboring states. It’s also the only place you can enjoy TILT, Chicago’s highest-moving experience.
Thrilling, guided tours including the Museum Campus, art, architecture, and more.
Voted the best museum in the world by TripAdvisor The Art Institute of Chicago houses one of the greatest art collections featuring masterpieces like “American Gothic,” “Nighthawks,” “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte,” and many more.
Historic theater in the Chicago Loop that is acoustically perfect and plays host to various performances from live music to dance and everything in between.
Located in the River North Neighborhood, Benny’s Chop House is a classic American steakhouse serving up lunch and dinner daily. The latest concept from the folks behind Italian favorite Volare, Benny’s serves up the classics (think prime beef) and a few pasta dishes in addition to some more modern, chef-driven selections.
Don’t be surprised if you catch this blues club’s namesake performing with the local and world-renowned artists on stage.
Knowledgeable docents lead tours down the Chicago River highlighting the history and design of more than 50 buildings.