Few places in the Midwest are more beautiful in fall than Starved Rock and the area surrounding it. Located 90 miles southwest of Chicago, here’s a look at our favorite things to do and see near this Illinois gem.
Looking to delve deeper into our city’s cultural offerings? Here’s four lesser-known museums that you absolutely must check out.
Be among the first to experience three new exhibitions focusing on portraits from the Gilded Age and late 19th-century Chicago opening at the Driehaus Museum on Saturday, Sept. 8.
Chicago’s newest cultural destination, the Chicago Architecture Center, opens to the public on Friday with special opening weekend events extending through Labor Day.
Frank Lloyd Wright lived and worked in the Chicago area during the first 20 years of his career when he created a uniquely American style of architecture.
Every summer since 1980, restaurants, food trucks, breweries, etc. come together for The Taste of Chicago.
Spend a day exploring where American architecture began
Over the course of four hours, embark on a comprehensive tour of everything Chicago has to offer.
Be among the first to experience Impact Field, home of the new Chicago Dogs baseball team.
Here’s 3 reasons why CityPASS is a great option to explore all the best Chicago has to offer.
This is Chicago in numbers. Check out these figure facts and how they paint a fun picture of the Windy City.
Chicago’s museum scene is second to none and concierges named these as their favorites for 2020. Check out some must-see exhibits and indulge in art, history, technology, and more! Morgan Cohen – Sofitel Shedd Aquarium Must-see exhibit: Underwater Beauty Bobbi Chiodo – Loews Hotel Museum of Contemporary Art Must-see exhibit: The Shape of the Future… Read more »