Chicago (Illinois)

Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Chicago is made up of many different parts. There is the Gold Coast, River North, the Magnificent Mile, Streeterville, and Old Town. The best of Chicago is within easy reach including the Sears Tower and all of downtown.
Transportation: Travel is easy with the elaborate system of expressways and public transportation that includes taxis, buses, the subway, and elevated trains that make transportation convenient within the city and to and from surrounding suburbs.
The Lakefront provides the setting for an endless array of activities, from swimming and boating to bike trails and jogging paths. Entertainment is just a short ride away. The Lincoln Park Zoo, the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Science and Industry, the Adler Planetarium, and Shedd Aquarium are all facilities that promote fun and learning for all ages. Chicago's multicultural heritage is reflected in its neighborhoods, which now attracts thousands of visitors each year. Chicago is home to nearly three million people from all over the world. As each new group has come to Chicago, their unique community spirit, typified by Chicago's motto "I will," has enabled them to build a new community, new life, and new future. This spirit is responsible for a city that has never stopped dreaming, building, rebuilding, growing, and making major contributions to the world.

Main Attractions of Chicago (Illinois)
Brookfield Zoo,
Buckingham Fountain,
Chicago Botanical Garden,
Chicago Children's Museum,
Chicago Ohare Int'l Airport,
Chicago River,
Child's Play Touring Theatre,
McCormick Place,
Midway Airport,
Museum of Holography,
New World Music Theatre,
The Art Institute of Chicago Museum.