The Magnificent Mile is Chicago’s answer to the Champs Elysees.  This tower-lined stretch of Michigan…

Jackson Park was designed by legendary landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in 1871.  It was…

Technically located just north of Evanston in Wilmette, the Bahai House of Worship is the…

Sharing Chicago’s northern border along Lake Michigan is the pleasant suburb of Evanston, home to…

Astor Street is located in the heart of Chicago’s Gold Coast district, the city’s most…

Wicker Park is located northwest of the Loop, on the west side of the Kennedy…

The Chicago History Museum is one of the oldest institutions in Chicago, founded in 1856. …

The United Center is hallowed ground for basketball fans.  It was here that the legendary…

Oak Park is a suburb just to the northwest of Chicago.  After the Great Chicago…

Nothing’s more American than baseball, and Wrigley Field, named for the chewing gum company, is…

The Smart Museum of Art is named for David and Alfred Smart, the founders of…

The orient generally refers to East Asia, but the University of Chicago’s Oriental Institute is…

The University of Chicago is one of the best universities in the world.  It was…

Chicago can boast of being a very child-friendly city with all there is for them…

Mexican restaurants as well as Pilsen’s famous murals can be found here. There is also…

Indian and Pakistani culture is represented through several clothing and jewelry shops, as well as…

Chicago’s Chinatown is the largest in America’s Midwest and second largest in the US, home…

This neighborhood displays the diversity of a mixture of people of Middle Eastern/Swedish origins. You…

Like most major cities, Chicago experienced a large influx of Italian immigrants in the late…

The Lincoln Park Zoo was founded in 1868 and is one of the oldest zoos…