Make your reservation now! These tours book up quickly. Learn about the things that make Chicago Chicago: whether Mrs. O'Leary's cow really started the Chicago fire and why the Army Corps of Engineers reversed the flow of the Chicago River.
One could spend the whole weekend here and you can also get out in an hour. Be sure to explore the Modern Wing.
The Bean and so much more. No matter how many times you've seen pictures, it is thrilling in to see in person.
The most popular place to stroll. The lakefront has paths for walking, running, and cycling and it's iconic.
Iconic building, citywide views, food and drink. Best views of Millenium Park. Perfect for after the Art Institute, or before, or instead. Reservation recommended.
You probably won't see Carmy but Mr. Beef is the ubiquitous hole-in-the-wall that inspired the popular series.
Michigan Avenue, Oak Street and Walton Street have some of Chicago's most bougie boutiques.
Classic Chicago Bistro, sophisticated, well-located and fun people-watching. Reservations required, even if you want to sit at the bar. Opentable.com
Tucci's favorite place for expensive lattes and more-expensive breakfast pastry.
If you ask five people, you'll get ten recommendations. Here are some of our favorites: Lou Malnati's Giordano's Gino's East
If the lines are any indication, this is a very popular attraction. Five stories of coffee, from beans and brewing to cocktails on the roof.
Aster Hall, food court on 5th level of 900 N. Michigan (you don't have to leave the building if you're staying at the Four Seasons).
Mario Tricocci is on the lower level of 900 N. Michigan Avenue. Book online or call 847-202-1900. We recommend booking ahead.