“One of the biggest Museums in America with an amazing collection. The Modern Wing collections and Impressionists are my favorite. Also the best way to bring creative gift is to visit museum shop.”

“One of only 2 free Zoo's in the US. The Right in the middle of Lincoln park and close to the lake. It's great to stumble into unexpectedly. Can get crowded on summer weekends. There is pay parking nearby. ”

“Left out the door and walk towards McDonalds. Bus stop will be on the south side of Irving Park Rd. Take the 80 Bus and get off at Clark. Turn right on Clark and follow the crowds.”

“Millennium Park is definitely worth seeing. You can find a lot of historic and modern sights, as well as the Chicago Art Institute in the park. During the summer time you can enjoy concerts, festivals and outdoor activities out there.”

“Has a ferris wheel, games, arcades, plenty of shopping, restaurants, boat tours and the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre.”

“Meet Sue the Famous T-Rex. The Field Museum is also part of the Museum Campus ”

“The Shedd Aquarium is part of the Museum Campus and it’s located on the Lake ”

“Whiskey/Tacos/Beer. Big star has some of the best of each at very reasonable prices and one of the very best patios in city. Heart of Wicker Park. ”

“On the Mag Mile strip, you will discover a number of art galleries, historic landmarks, hotels, restaurants and drinking establishments.”

“My favorite art museum in Chicago. Great contemporary shows. Cute little cafe in the ground floor. Free music on the garden on Tuesdays. Free admission with an Illinois zip code on Tuesdays.”

“Don't miss "The Bean." It's in Millenium Park and great fun. Plenty of selfie fun and other attractions in Chicago's premier park space”

“This museum is a favorite and is very close. Located in the southeast side, take a bus 1/2 block from home and arrive within 10-15 minutes. If you're here for Christmas, it's a MUST SEE for beautiful Christmas trees from around the world.”

“I take comedy classes here and their shows are fantastic- classic place that gave us Tina Fey and many more.”

“I personally can't stand this place but if you like jazz it's probably your spot! I went on a date here once and the bouncer shushed me, and then the bartender made fun of me for ordering a whiskey sour. But Al Capone used to hang out here so what the hay. ”

“Farm-to-table fixture with seasonally-changing menu. Has been one of my favorites since I moved to Chicago 12 years ago.”

“Whiskey bar & farm-to-table restaurant with a focus on meat (but vegetarian options are available).”