Head over to Latinicity in Block 37, a food hall filled with Latin-inspired street food options. Sample the extensive German-American menu and craft brew list at The Berghoff, which first opened its doors in 1898. The exhibit catalogs significant achievements in skyscraper design - particularly fitting given Chicago’s status as the birthplace of the modern skyscraper. Building Tall, located in the Skyscraper Gallery, is a great immersion course into Chicago’s architectural legacy, as well as ground-breaking world architecture. Or see the city’s amazing architecture on foot with a Chicago Architecture Center walking tour, or by boat on the center’s Chicago’s First Lady Cruise.ĭrop into the Chicago Architecture Center box office for tour tickets, but not before you’ve explored its galleries. Or take a stroll along the beautiful Lakefront Trail any time of year to take in serene views of Lake Michigan.Ī guided ride with Big Bus Tours is a fun way to get your bearings and hop on and off at the sights you’d most like to explore. If you feel a little guilty afterwards, you can work off the calories at Millennium Park’sfree outdoor yoga classes, available over the warm weather months. Or stop into Goddess and the Baker for a smorgasbord of sweet and savory treats.
Start your weekend decadently with a trip to Stan’s Donuts for enormous sugary goodies. Whatever you love, you’ll find it in the heart of the city. You’ll find world-class museums, on-trend shops, and boutiques, award-winning dining, and exciting nightlife within its boundaries - south and east of the Chicago River and north of Ida B. The Loop is Chicago’s vibrant urban and cultural hub, named for the distinctive elevated train tracks (called the ‘L’) that loop around it.
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