Chicago

Not looking for the Wrigley History but instead: Wrigley Building -- Sightseeing Chicago Summary William Wrigley Jr. came to Chicago in the spring of 1891. He...

Address: 410 North Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60602. The gleaming white Wrigley Building is one of America's most famous office towers. Located on Michigan Avenue...

Dedicated in May of 1985, and designed by renowned architect Helmut Jahn, the Center is one of Chicago's major attractions, drawing worldwide attention and...

Willis Tower's former name is Sears Tower when it was the headquarter for Sears. Until 1997/98 the Willis Tower / Sears Tower was (with its...

The flagship Marshall Field’s department store (Macy’s since 2005) features nine floors and a Visitor Center, which offers a variety of concierge services, a...

Chicago is home to the John Hancock Center. Visitors can see Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana and Illinois from the top of the structure. The Hancock...

Navy Pier is free to the public and is Chicago’s most visited tourist attraction. The Pier features attractions such as a permanent 150-foot-high Ferris...

Chicago is a city of world class status and unsurpassed beauty, drawing visitors from around the nation and the globe. Located on the shores...

City of Chicago (official websites): neighborhoods & maps See: Neighborhoods of Chicago (PDF)Citywide maps of Chicago (PDF) Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), the official Chicago public transportation website Several...

This is quite a large beach area and the only official dog beach in Chicago. The place is great in summer as well in winter....

Chicago Navy PierState Street -- 'The Great Street' (see below on this page) The Magnificent Mile (see below on this page)Oak Street & River...