Art and history museum located on the campus of the University of Chicago.

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.

Established in 1868, this 35-acre, beautifully landscaped zoo is one of America's last free-admission zoos. The Great Ape House has one of the best assemblages of gorillas and chimpanzees in the world.

Diana's Nail and Spa is located in the Loop, Diana's Nail Spa is considered the most progressive Chicago Nail Spa in downtown for men and women. Focusing on Full Nails, Facial, and Waxing services. Diana's Nail Spa believes in absolute hygiene using only the finest glass pedicure bowls, fresh, sterilized manicure tools with each guest. Diana's Nail Spa also carter to large parties including bridal parties, bachelorette parties or just a fun, girl's night out.

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.

This center houses three attractions in one - a visitors' center, the Museum of Broadcast Communications and a performance venue.

At this boutique that also sells books and clothing, the real star is the one-and-only, complete line of American Girl dolls.

A nature museum that combines learning with high-quality interactive displays and activities.

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.

Houses exhibits relating to John Lennon, the Civil Rights Movement and more.

The museum contains three-dimensional laser photographs

The recreated environments of the Amazon River and Philippine coral reefs at the Shedd Aquarium are only outdone by its newest exhibit, "Wild Reef - Sharks at Shedd," one of the largest and most diverse shark exhibits in North America.

Lake Michigan is home to this 148-foot-long, schooner. The ship is docked at Navy Pier in downtown Chicago.

Great place for water sports and biking.

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

One of America's premier natural history museums, the Field's "Live over Time" exhibit now houses "Sue," the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered.

An art deco masterpiece, this is the home of many of the city's financial movers and shakers.

Popular Blues club located in Chicago's North Side has hosted such great musicians as Sunnyland Slim and Pinetop Perkins.

Acclaimed local theater productions and theater education.

Once the tallest building in the city, the Auditorium now houses a performance space and the campus of Roosevelt University.

Business hours are Mon-Tue-Thur & Fri 11am - 7pm.   Saturday hours 10am - 6 pm.  The new location is larger and has free parking.  The same great low prices and friendly knowledgeable service...

A museum dedicated to African-American history, art and culture.

A unique rounded entrance marks one of the city's true architectural gems, the last major structure designed by famed architect Louis Sullivan.

This museum brings the Second City's long and colorful history to life, with exhibits on everything from the Great Fire of 1871 to the city's rich background in sports.

The Swedish American Museum Association (SAMAC) is committed to being a unifying force in the promotion of Swedish-American heritage and ethnic pride. SAMAC's primary purpose is to develop and maintain a permanent museum center that houses, collects, preserves and interprets its Swedish American collection and culture via exhibits and programs. The Museum Center provides for cultural and educational activities for its publics, including Scandinavian organizations and businesses, museum members, the Andersonville community and individuals young and old.

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

Buddy Guy's Legends include his own reputation, plus the amazing array of local and national blues performers drawn to this music hotspot.