Organization dedicated to Chicago Architecture provides numerous walking and boat tours as well as a gift shop.  Among the many tours they offer, some of the most popular are the boat trips on the...

The neo-gothic tower's signature is the exterior collection of stones from other famous edifices, like the Parthenon, St. Peter's Basilica, Notre Dame, the White House and most recently, the Berlin Wall.

Anish Kapoor's bean-shaped sculpture is considered to be the centerpiece of the new Millennium Park.

Unique architecture for a building complex as its own self-contained community.

This upscale shopping district on North Michigan Avenue sparkles during the holiday season with the Magnificent Mile Lights Festival, featuring street sales, holiday music and entertainment.

Former site of the Chicago Public Libary, this lovely building is known for its exquisite Tiffany mosaics, especially in its performance venue, Preston Bradley Hall.  It provided changing exhibits...

Dedicated in 1844, this park covers 319 acres along Lake Michigan and is home to the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Planetarium, the Field Museum and the Art Institute.

Chicago's top tourist attraction offers 50 acres of parks, gardens (beer and botanical), shops, restaurants, cultural attractions and a 150-foot Ferris wheel.

Ethnically diverse Chicago neighborhood.

A ride to the top of North America's tallest building gives you a panoramic view of the architecture, neighborhoods and lake that make Chicago unique.

Historic company town built for the employees of the Pullman Railroad Car company is now a neighborhood on the Far South Side of Chicago.

Chicago's historic Water Tower has been transformed into the city's official photo gallery.

This neighborhood, located south of the downtown area, is best known for being the home to the University of Chicago.

One of two well-established Mexican restaurant and retail districts in Chicago, the other being Little Village or La Villita.  Both were originally settled by Czech immigrants and some of the...

Home to the Lincoln Park Zoo, this popular park is also located in a neighborhood called Lincoln Park.

Multi-ethnic (but predominatly South Asian) shopping and dining strip in the central portion (east to west) of the far northern edge of Chicago.  Runs from 2200 W to 3000 W on Devon Avenue.

This main downtown thoroughfare includes the Magnificent Mile, a stretch full of every store imaginable and several of the city's landmark buildings.

Chicago's large Chinese neighborhood is full of popular restaurants.