Things To Do
Chicago Air and Water Show
A massive, free lakefront spectacle featuring elite pilots and daredevil stunts, running from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday. Where to Watch: The "center stage" is North Avenue Beach, but you can get great views all along the lakefront. (best from Fullerton to Oak Street) Pro Tip: This event draws over a million people! If you plan to watch, head out early and allow an extra 45–60 minutes for any travel downtown, as Ubers and buses will be significantly delayed.
Cloud Gate
An iconic, mirror-like sculpture in Millennium Park that offers the perfect backdrop for a classic Chicago selfie. Walking Distance from Hotel, Iconic Landmark also known as 'The Bean'
Navy Pier
A bustling pier with fairground rides, lakefront dining, and the soaring Centennial Wheel.
Magnificent Mile
Chicago’s premier commercial district, packed with high-end shopping, luxury boutiques, and the world’s largest Starbucks.
Fulton Market District
The city’s trendiest neighborhood for foodies, known for industrial-chic vibes and some of the best bar-hopping.
Buckingham Fountain
One of the world's largest fountains, inspired by Versailles and famous for its hourly water shows and evening light displays.
Musuem Campus
A scenic park along the lake that is home to the Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, and Adler Planetarium.
