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The 10Best Attractions & Activities

Sightseeing

Chicago, IL
Chicago, IL
Best Sightseeing (Attractions & Activities)
(10 Overall Closest)
Baha'i House of Worship
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
100 Linden Ave, Wilmette  60091-2879 • 847-853-2300
        Description: WILMETTE. Beautifully manicured gardens frame this magnificent, white-stone structure, which was completed in 1953. Its soaring, 191-foot dome has an airy atmosphere, courtesy of a lacy piercework exterior. The Middle Eastern-inspired structure is one of only seven Baha'i temples in existence and the only one present in the western hemisphere. The interior is as breathtaking as the exterior, and guided tours are available on request. The temple is an active place of worship, so be mindful of others when you visit.
        User Rating: 10 / 10
 

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Chicago Tribute Markers of Distinction
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
Various locations, Chicago  • 312-744-6630
        Description: Want to embark on a truly unique sightseeing excursion? Try locating markers placed by the Department of Cultural Affairs that commemorate the notable men and women who have lived and worked in the Windy City. From artists and architects to politicians and scientists, famous folks from all walks of life find themselves recognized and their contributions remembered. Among the honored Chicagoans are Nat "King" Cole (4023 South Vincennes Avenue), Lorraine Hansberry (5936 South King Drive), Carl Sandberg (4646 North Hermitage Avenue), and Frank Lloyd Wright (25 East Cedar Street). Contact the Department of Cultural Affairs for a Markers of Distinction map.
 

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Chinatown
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
Cermak Rd at S Wentworth Ave, Chicago  60616 • 312-326-5320
        Description: CHINATOWN. One of Chicago's most unique neighborhoods, Chinatown offers Far Eastern charm in the Midwest. Featuring scores of terrific Chinese and Cantonese restaurants and bakeries, the neighborhood has a special place in the hearts (and stomachs) of folks who visit. Shoppers also enjoy cozy, family-owned bookstores and gift shops. If you're lucky, you'll visit Chinatown during one of its lively festivals – perhaps even the colorful Chinese New Year celebration.
        User Rating: 9 / 10
 

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Graceland Cemetery
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
4001 N Clark St, Chicago  60613 • 773-525-1105
        Description: WRIGLEYVILLE. Cemetery hours don't allow guests to verify whether a green-eyed ghoul really howls at the moon. The story of the statue of six-year old Inez Clark disappearing during storms also remains a legend, but a walk through the historical 1860 graveyard during the day is still a worthwhile experience. Inexpensive maps and guides are offered to help visitors identify famous gravesites, including that of the city's first white settler.
 

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John Hancock Center
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
875 N Michigan Ave, Chicago  60661 • 888-875-8439
        Description: MAGNIFICENT MILE. After 40 seconds in John Hancock's elevator, visitors are transported many stories above Chicago. From there, the city's third-largest building offers views that stretch out to 80 miles on a clear day. Food and drink are available in the restaurant and lounge, and informational exhibits are on display in four different languages. Should you be around in February, you may want to skip the elevator ride and run to the top with other participants who "Hustle up the Hancock" to benefit the American Lung Association.
        User Rating: 9.3334 / 10
 

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Little Italy
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
Taylor St at Morgan St, Chicago  60607
        Description: LITTLE ITALY. Folks undertaking strict diets should probably skirt this busy Chicago neighborhood, where tempting aromas of deep dish pizza fill the air. Little Italy, in fact, is perennially popular for its cozy, family-operated restaurants and unique neighborhood groceries. You'll also find two prominent Catholic churches in the neighborhood.
 

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Chicago Trolley Company
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
4400 S Racine Ave, Chicago  60609 • 773-648-5000
        Description: SOUTH LOOP. What better way to learn about a city than on a tour? Chicago Trolley Company offers an informative, entertaining method of experiencing Windy City history. Twelve stops are included, and sites feature everything from the origins of the Great Chicago Fire to current architectural wonders. Since trolleys pick up and drop off every 30 minutes or so, you can purchase an all-day pass and come and go as you please. The entire 13-mile loop takes two hours if you go straight through.
 

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Lincoln Park
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
2045 N Lincoln Park W, Chicago  60614
        Description: LINCOLN PARK. Don't let this park's origins as a municipal burial ground keep you away. Since its inception, the parcel named for the 16th US president has offered enormous greenways highlighted by boulevards and promenades designed for leisurely rides and strolls. Lincoln Park also offers scenic ponds and walking paths, graced by lake breezes and constant views of Chicago's stunning skyline.
 

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Navy Pier
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
600 E Grand Ave, Chicago  60611 • 800-595-7437
        Description: STREETERVILLE. Since 1916, Navy Pier has been home not only to the military but to scores of special attractions. Now purely commercial, the pier offers everything from an IMAX theater to performances by a Shakespeare troupe. You can view dancing in a grand ballroom, ride the splendor of a fifteen-story ferris wheel (a replica of the one at Chicago's 1893 World's Fair), or relax to the sounds of waves quietly lapping on the lakeshore.
        User Rating: 7 / 10
 

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Odyssey Cruises
(Attractions & Activities - Sightseeing)
600 E Grand Ave Navy Pier, Chicago  60611 • 866-305-2469
        Description: STREETERVILLE. Up the ante on sightseeing with Odyssey's dinner cruise packages. The company offers yacht tours along the shores of Lake Michigan, and incredible views of the city are standard, especially at night. Lunch and brunch packages are also available on the vessel, which features three enclosed decks and an upper, open-air one. Live music adds to the appeal, especially during special-event cruises. Outings typically last two to three hours and should be booked well in advance.
 

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