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For a first-time visitor, trying to see and do it all in Chicago might seem like an impossible task. Check out our guide to see the "can't miss" choices for a great time in the Windy City.
The Windy City serves up baseball, culture, great shopping and much more. This will help you decide when to take your trip to Frank Sinatra's kind of town. Read More
Chicago, Illinois, is located on Lake Michigan midway between the East and West coasts of the U.S. The city was named by the Illinois Indians who lived in the area. Read More
Chicago is a large city and cabs are easy to find in the downtown area. Most of the time, all you have to do is step to the curb, hail a cab and you'll be on your way to Read More
If you are traveling in Chicago, one of the easiest ways to go is by train. The downtown of Chicago is dense and the traffic is usually heavy. Luckily, Chicago has one of Read More
Chicago is the City of Big Shoulders. If you eat right, it can be the city of big bellies too. Read on to find out how you can eat like a local, and go to both popular and Read More
Despite its history as the slaughterhouse capital of the U.S., well known through Upton Sinclair’s "The Jungle," Chicago is actually home to some excellent vegan Read More
Chicago, with its rich ethnic and architectural history, offers visitors and residents a wide variety of interesting shopping opportunites, from antique markets to suburban Read More
The Loop neighborhood in downtown Chicago got its name from the loop in the elevated CTA tracks. The Loop neighborhood extends beyond the looped train tracks to the Chicago Read More
Take a historical tour of Chicago, where you will learn about the history of the city and visit famous buildings and sites. See dozens of historical landmarks along the Read More
Any trip to Chicago should include a stop at Graceland Cemetery. This beautiful and sprawling acreage was established in 1860 and is the final resting place of some of Read More
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