Things To Do
Architecture River Tour
Explore Chicago's iconic architecture on a 60-minute river cruise, viewing over 40 landmarks while learning about the city's rich architectural history.
Flight Club Chicago
Not your average bar! Flight Club mixes craft cocktails with modern darts in a playful, high-energy space. Great for groups, post-rehearsal hangs, or unleashing your inner champion (no dart skills required).
The Art Institute of Chicago
A must-see for art lovers (and even art skeptics), the Art Institute is home to world-famous works like American Gothic, Nighthawks, and Monet’s dreamy water lilies. Wander through everything from ancient artifacts to modern masterpieces—and yes, you can totally Ferris Bueller your way through it.
The Bean
You know what it is. Stand out there and stare it it for hours.
The Wiener's Circle
Come for the char dogs, stay for the verbal abuse. This late-night Lincoln Park legend is known as much for its perfectly grilled Chicago-style hot dogs as it is for the no-holds-barred staff who will roast you while slinging ketchup-less dogs (don’t even try). A true rite of passage for locals and tourists alike - especially after a few drinks. It’s loud, it’s chaotic, it’s Chicago.
Navy Pier
Navy Pier is Chicago’s lakefront playground—part waterfront promenade, part carnival, part cultural hub. Ride the Centennial Wheel, catch a show, grab some Garrett’s popcorn, or just stroll with a skyline view. Yes, it’s touristy. Yes, it’s still worth it.
Fulton Market District
Fulton Market is one of Chicago’s hottest neighborhoods, known for its great restaurants, stylish bars, shopping and modern vibe. It’s a go-to spot for dinner, drinks, and exploring the city’s trendier side—all in a walkable, lively area.
The Magnificent Mile
The Magnificent Mile is Chicago’s main shopping street, stretching along Michigan Avenue with a mix of big-name brands, luxury stores, restaurants, and historic landmarks. It’s perfect for a stroll, some retail therapy, and taking in classic city views.