Things to do in Chicago
30 featured experiences · 985 total indexed in Chicago
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Alinea
A boundary-pushing culinary theater where every dish is an unforgettable, multi-sensory masterpiece.
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Begin Route 66
Stand at the legendary birthplace of Route 66, where America's most iconic road trip adventure begins.
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Brachiosaurus Replica
Marvel at a life-sized Brachiosaurus replica towering over Chicago's lakefront parkland.
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Chicago Blackhawks 75th Anniversary Sculpture
Celebrate Blackhawks legend with this striking anniversary sculpture honoring one of hockey's most storied franchises.
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Chicago Cubs Team Store
Stock up on authentic Chicago Cubs merchandise and wear your team pride all season long.
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Chicago Union Station
Marvel at the Beaux-Arts grandeur of Chicago's iconic train hub, a timeless crossroads of American travel.
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Chicago Water Tower
One of the few structures to survive the Great Chicago Fire, this Gothic limestone tower is a city icon.
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Clarence Buckingham Memorial Fountain
One of the world's largest fountains, dazzling visitors with spectacular water displays in the heart of Grant Park.
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Cloud Gate
Reflect yourself in Chicago's beloved giant mirrored bean, a dazzling landmark in Millennium Park.
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Frederick C. Robie House
Frank Lloyd Wright's groundbreaking 1910 home that defined modern American architecture with its sweeping horizontal lines.
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Garrett Popcorn Shops
Legendary Chicago popcorn shop famous for its irresistible CaramelCrisp and CheeseCorn blend.
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Haymarket Memorial
A powerful bronze sculpture honoring the 1886 labor martyrs who shaped workers' rights worldwide.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
One of America's oldest free zoos, nestled beautifully along Lake Michigan in Lincoln Park.
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Little Village Arch
Ornamental gateway entrance sculpture marking Chicago's vibrant Little Village neighbourhood.
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Maxwell Street Market
Sunday open-air market blending Chicago's immigrant heritage with vibrant food, music, and eclectic finds.
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Midway Plaisance
A grand historic boulevard connecting Hyde Park, once the vibrant heart of the 1893 World's Fair.
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Millennium Station
Chicago's elegant underground rail station, gateway to the region with a storied past as Randolph Street Station.
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Navy Pier
Chicago's beloved pier dazzles with skyline views, Ferris wheel thrills, and vibrant waterfront entertainment.
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Olmec Head
A massive replica of an ancient Olmec head brings pre-Columbian wonder to Chicago's parks.
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Pate-Comiskey House
Historic house exemplifying Chicago's 19th-century residential architectural styles and heritage.
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Pillar of Fire
A historic memorial in Chicago.
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S.R. Crown Hall
Mies van der Rohe's glass-and-steel gem is a landmark of International Style architecture you must see.
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Sue the Dinosaur
Marvel at Sue, the world's largest and most complete T. rex, roaring to life at the Field Museum.
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The Art Institute of Chicago
Home to masterpieces from Seurat to Picasso, this iconic Chicago institution dazzles art lovers worldwide.