Award-Winning Skyline & Architecture
Chicago’ s skyline isn’ t just a backdrop; it’ s a living museum of architectural brilliance. To truly appreciate this award-winning urban landscape, embark on an architecture boat cruise along the Chicago River or opt for a guided walking or bus tour that unveils the stories behind these towering structures. For breathtaking panoramic views, visit The Ledge at Skydeck Chicago or the 94th floor of 360 CHICAGO. If looking to venture outside of the city, visit Oak Park and venture into the world of Frank Lloyd Wright, the American Institute of Architects’ proclaimed greatest American architect. Explore his iconic Home & Studio and the Unity Temple, and witness firsthand the genius that shaped Chicago’ s architectural legacy.
Outdoor Parks & Gardens
Chicago isn’ t just a city of skyscrapers; it’ s also a haven for outdoor
enthusiasts, boasting stunning parks and gardens that offer a breath of fresh
Fast Facts
McCormick Place, the largest convention center in the Western Hemisphere
The Willis Tower( formerly Sears Tower) is the second tallest building in the Western Hemisphere at 1,730 feet tall
Chicago is home to eight major league sports teams and Wrigley Field is the second oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball
In Chicago, there are more than 70 music festivals, 36 parades, and over 40 film festivals annually
air amidst the urban bustle. The 606, a 2.7-mile elevated park and trail, provides a unique perspective on the city, perfect for biking, running, or a stroll while weaving through diverse neighborhoods and offering pockets of green spaces on the way. Down by the lakefront, the iconic trio of Grant Park, Maggie Daley Park, and Millennium Park beckon with their lush lawns and must-see attractions, most notably the Bean. Whether seeking an active adventure or a peaceful retreat, Chicago’ s outdoor spaces offer a welcome escape and a chance to experience the city’ s natural beauty.
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