Adventures at The Bean
First time in the Windy City? With so much history to explore, no trip to Chicago is ever long enough! While you’re here, we highly suggest checking out the wonders of Millennium Park. One of Chicago’s most iconic sites, Cloud Gate, well-known as, “The Bean,” is a monumental work of art in the park.
The beautiful Millennium Park is the most visited tourist attraction in the Midwest and among the top 10 most visited sites in the country—once you’ve arrived, you’ll most definitely know why.
Reflecting the city’s amazing skyline, The Bean is always shining on the city and standing with pride. Brimming with locals and visitors alike—you wouldn’t believe the photo ops.
You may recognize this special place from movies like The Break-Up, Source Code, and more—the buildings reflected behind you will certainly add dimension to your Chicago selfie!
Excited to check it out? Start planning your visit today.
Chicago Navy Pier Food Tour
The very best way to explore Chicago? One bite at a time! Brimming with delicious fare, the “Navy Pier Food Walk” will be showcasing some of Chicago’s most beloved foods at the Midwest’s most iconic landmark—Navy Pier.
On February 1st from 1 pm to 4 pm, take a tour of this famed tourist attraction with one of their expert tour guides, sample authentic food along the way, and learn the fascinating history while taking in the stunning Chicago skyline.
The perfect winter adventure, this walk is ideal for out-of-town visitors to get a real taste of the Chicago lifestyle!
Some of the foods visitors can sample include stuffed pizza from Giordano’s Pizzeria, Chicago-style hot dogs from America’s Dog and Burger, caramel cupcakes from Brown Sugar Bakery, cheese curds from Tiny Tavern, and the beloved caramel and cheddar popcorn mix from Garrett’s Popcorn.
Tickets are just $25 a person and the event is open to all ages.
Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day in Chicago
West Loop is a rapidly growing urban neighborhood in the heart of the city, that has been under many transformations over the past couple of years. And exploring this vibrant neighborhood should be really exciting.
West Loop Restaurants
Restaurants will never be gone in any place you may think of. West Loop also got the best diners in town. One of these restaurants is the Momotaro which can be considered as a high-end Japanese date spot.
This place that offers a seven-pager menu, has everything you could ever crave from a Japanese restaurant. And this menu complements the building where it can be found, which showcases aesthetic mid-century Japanese flair.
West Loop Tourist Attractions & Tours
West Loop Parks
Talking about parks, Union Park is the most enjoyed stretch of greenery here. Totalling 13.77 acres, you’ll find a fieldhouse and a different building with a gymnasium, fitness centre and locker rooms. You’ll also be seeing a theatre room with a stage and meeting rooms.
Upon going outside, you will be greeted by tennis courts, baseball fields, a swimming pool, a playground, an athletic field for football or soccer, and basketball courts
No need to worry about the tiring day after looking into the previously mentioned spots in West Loop as this neighborhood also offers places you can stay in.
Aside from the relaxing rooms they have, you will also enjoy the art gallery all over the area and hallways.
5 Interesting Facts About Chicago You May Not Know
1. Chicago is home to many nicknames: The Windy City, City of Big Shoulders, The Second City, The White City, and The City That Works
2. Wrigley Field is the second-oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball—Go Cubs!
3. Chicago is known as the nation’s railroad capital, with more major railroads serving the city than any other place in America.
4. The name Chicago was first recorded in 1688, where it appears as Chigagou, an Algonquian word meaning “onion field.”
5. Willis Tower, originally known as Sears Tower, is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere at 110 stories.
Plan your next visit today!
