Romantic Restaurants Downtown Chicago
Believe it or not, Chicago is brimming with romance, even in the coldest months. There is all the big city glitz and glamour, candle-lit restaurants, and cozy spots to have
Weddings on Lake Michigan
The only Great Lake located completely in the United States, Lake Michigan, is the ideal spot for a wedding. Lake Michigan is home to quaint little towns, big cities, and
The Best Movies Set in Chicago
What do you think of when it comes to Chicago? Food, culture, architecture? How about mobsters? With a rich and diverse history, the Windy City has all the above—and that’s
Aboard City Cruises During Chicago Restaurant Week
Behind the Scenes of Chicago Restaurant Week with Chef Francesco Simone aboard City Cruises Chicago Only steps away from the Magnificent Mile, just east along the Chicago Riverwalk, Francesco Simone,
Where to See the Best Fireworks in Chicago This July 4th
Fireworks. Chicago. July 4. Some things just go together, like America and apple pie. If you plan on celebrating Independence Day in the Windy City, you’re in for a real
8 Unique Ways to Celebrate Mom on Mother’s Day in Chicago
Every day is a day to show your mother how much you love and appreciate her, but Mother’s Day is the day to truly pull out all the stops. With
Reasons to Explore the Rich Architectural History of Chicago
There are endless reasons to love Chicago. From the city’s vibrant arts and music scene to its many fantastic green spaces and top-notch dining options, the Windy City has plenty
How to Find Chicago’s Hidden Jazz Clubs
From blues to hip-hop, Chicago is a fantastic city for live music. Of all the musical genres that define the city, jazz is arguably the best-known, and it’s not a
Fun Places to Eat in Chicago
Chicago is an ideal city to try new foods and drinks. Natives and out-of-towners alike will find something to please their inner foodie. We’ve gathered a few of the most
Historical Tours in Chicago
You may think of Chicago as the home of deep-dish pizza and Al Capone. But did you also know that America’s first skyscraper was built in Chicago (in 1885) and