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An enriching part of any trip to Chicago is discovering the diverse heritage, fine architecture, world-class shopping and delectable cuisine.
Whether this is your first visit or your hundredth visit to Chicago, this is a city of surprises, from the glimmering lakefront to its outdoor museum of architecture. The Sears Tower, deep-dish pizza and the Cubs may be commonly recognized “symbols” of Chicago, but the city’s myriad of highly valued art galleries and theatres are additional Chicago mainstays.
One of the most beautiful portraits of Chicago, is the fabulous lakefront, where you can visit the world-renowned museum campus, home to the Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium and Field Museum.
And…did you know that Chicago is represented by more than 40 ethnic groups, which makes it a great melting pot of nationalities? Distinctive neighborhoods include Little Italy, Chinatown and Greektown. Experience these diverse neighborhoods that have shaped Chicago into the culturally-rich city it is today.
Not only is Chicago rich in heritage, it is also rich in architectural history. World famous buildings include the Tribune Tower, the Sears Tower and the Hancock Center.
Other highly-acclaimed sights include:
The Magnificent Mile - home to countless designer shops.
Millennium Park – located in downtown Chicago on Michigan Avenue, this 24.5 acre park is an unprecedented center for world-class art, music, architecture and landscape design.
Buckingham Fountain – a brilliant water fountain that sparkles both night and day.
The Art Institute of Chicago - home to magnificent treasures and works of art spanning 50 centuries.
Museum of Science and Industry – a place to satisfy your curiosity and learn about some of the world’s most intriguing phenomenons.
For more information on these and dozens of other sights, visit www.choosechicago.com
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