Megan & King

July 26, 2025 • Chicago, IL, USA
88 Days To Go!

Megan & King

July 26, 2025 • Chicago, IL, USA
88 Days To Go!

Things to Do

Things to Do

Millennium Park

Highlight: Home to the famous Cloud Gate (also known as "The Bean"), this iconic park offers beautiful gardens, public art, and seasonal events. A must-see for first-time visitors to Chicago.

Why Visit: Great for photos and an easy stroll.


Navy Pier

Highlight: An entertainment hub on the lakefront with a Ferris wheel, boat tours, restaurants, shops, and seasonal events like fireworks.

Why Visit: Ideal for families or those looking to spend a few hours by the water.


The Art Institute of Chicago

Highlight: One of the oldest and largest art museums in the U.S., featuring thousands of works of art, including pieces by Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso.

Why Visit: A cultural treasure trove, great for art lovers.


Skydeck Chicago at Willis Tower

Highlight: Offers stunning panoramic views of the city from the 103rd floor and features The Ledge—glass boxes that extend out from the building for a thrilling experience.

Why Visit: The best spot for sweeping views of Chicago’s skyline.


Chicago Riverwalk

Highlight: A scenic path along the Chicago River with outdoor cafes, public art, and boat tours.

Why Visit: Great for a leisurely walk or dining with a view of the river.


The Magnificent Mile

Highlight: A bustling stretch of Michigan Avenue, lined with high-end shopping, landmarks, restaurants, and theaters.

Why Visit: Perfect for those wanting to shop or explore iconic spots like the John Hancock Center and Water Tower.


Lincoln Park Zoo

Highlight: A free, family-friendly zoo located in Lincoln Park, offering a variety of animals and scenic views of the surrounding park.

Why Visit: A lovely, relaxing way to spend a few hours without spending money.


Museum of Science and Industry

Highlight: One of the largest science museums in the world, featuring hands-on exhibits and interactive displays, including a U-505 submarine and a full-size airplane.

Why Visit: Great for families or anyone fascinated by science and technology.


Field Museum of Natural History

Highlight: Known for its impressive exhibits on dinosaurs, ancient civilizations, and the famous Sue T-Rex skeleton.

Why Visit: A must-see for history buffs and families alike.


Adler Planetarium

Highlight: Offering exhibits on space and astronomy, and home to the best views of the city skyline from its location on the lakefront.

Why Visit: Perfect for stargazers and those interested in the cosmos.


Chicago Botanic Garden

Highlight: A 385-acre garden with beautiful landscapes, tranquil walking paths, and seasonal exhibits.

Why Visit: A peaceful escape from the city, great for nature lovers.


Wrigley Field

Highlight: Historic baseball stadium, home to the Chicago Cubs.

Why Visit: A classic Chicago experience for sports fans or anyone interested in American culture.


Chicago Architecture River Cruise

Highlight: A guided boat tour along the Chicago River that showcases the city’s stunning architecture and history.

Why Visit: A unique and educational way to see the city’s skyline.


The Second City

Highlight: Famous comedy club where many notable comedians got their start, including Tina Fey, Steve Carell, and Bill Murray.

Why Visit: A fun night out for laughter and entertainment.


Shoreline Sightseeing Boat Tours

Highlight: Tours on Lake Michigan and along the Chicago River offering views of the skyline, Navy Pier, and Chicago’s architectural landmarks.

Why Visit: A relaxing way to see the city from the water.


Oak Street Beach

Highlight: A popular urban beach along Lake Michigan, offering a chance to relax or take part in water sports.

Why Visit: A fun spot to soak up the sun in the summer months.


360 CHICAGO Observation Deck (John Hancock Center)

Highlight: One of the highest observation decks in the city with interactive displays and Tilt, an experience where you lean out over the city from 1,000 feet above.

Why Visit: Stunning views, especially at sunset or nighttime.


The Chicago History Museum

Highlight: Offers fascinating exhibits about the city’s history, including its role in the Great Chicago Fire, the rise of the skyscraper, and Chicago’s political history.

Why Visit: Ideal for history enthusiasts.