Millennium Park houses some of Chicago's most famous sites such as the famous Cloud Gate, or as it is affectionately called, The "Bean". The Bean’s reflective surface was inspired by liquid mercury. This shiny exterior reflects the people moving around the park, the lights of Michigan Avenue, and the surrounding skyline and green space. Wander through Lurie Garden. It's the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the beautiful landscape. Or head over to The Art Institute of Chicago (see link below).
The city’s award-winning Riverwalk transformed the Chicago’s riverfront from an industrial area for shipping barges to a waterfront oasis that’s one of the Loop’s most popular attractions.
The Magnificent Mile, also known as the Mag Mile, is a one-mile-long stretch of Michigan Avenue which extends from the Chicago River north to Oak Street. The Magnificent Mile, known for its world-class shopping, also has plenty to offer architecture buffs as well as restaurants and people watching.
Famous for having one of the best burgers in the world! They don't take reservations and wait times can be up to 3-4 hours, so plan accordingly to put your name in and explore the bumping West Loop neighborhood while you wait. Or check out one of their several fast-casual sister locations, Small Cheval, if you're looking for a quicker bite.
Wine-focused Chicago restaurant featuring midwestern takes on Mediterranean classics, inspired by the sun-drenched wine regions of southern Europe. Advance reservations recommended. Also see avec river north location at 141 W. Erie, Chicago, IL.
Perched atop the 13th floor of the Chicago Athletic Association hotel under a glass atrium, Cindy's welcomes guests with sweeping views of Millennium Park, the ever-changing blues of Lake Michigan, and beyond. Reservations 14 days in advance recommended.