Starting in late November, a Chicago holiday tradition will be unveiled at the Lincoln Park Zoo. More than a million sparkling lights fill the zoo, creating one of the brightest parts of a Chicago winter.

The City Gallery, located inside of Chicago’s historic Water Tower, is definitely worth checking out if you’re shopping along Michigan Avenue. Especially, if you’re in need of a break from the hustle and bustle of the crowded Gold Coast streets.

Whether you’re looking for a dinner cruise with a great view of fireworks, an afternoon at sea, or a morning on the water with an endless breakfast buffet, Spirit Cruises offers a variety of excursions to suit whatever it is you are looking for.

On January 1st the Hancock observatory will open its doors to the public and invite you to experience Skating in the Sky. Show off your signature moves while gliding 1,000 feet above Michigan Ave and Lake Shore Drive all the while cozy in an indoor environment.

The Chicago CityPASS lets you skip the lines and the high prices! Check out some of the city’s best museums and attractions with this easy discount pass.

Did you know that Chicago was named after an onion? Or that the remote control and 16 inch softball were both invented in Chicago?

Chicago’s Downtown Theater District is a hub of artistic talent and the closest you can get to Broadway without setting foot on a plane.

Check out these fun tours on wheels of the city of Chicago! Ride along the lakefront, see top attractions, or even get out after the sun goes down for some special exploring!

The National Museum of Mexican Art is one of Chicago’s best, yet most under-appreciated art galleries.

Where can you see the Colosseum and the Taj Mahal in the same afternoon? Look no further than the Tribune Tower.

Buckingham Fountain symbolizes Lake Michigan and is one of the world’s largest and most beautiful fountains.

Located in the heart of the Loop, Millennium Park offers Chicagoans and visitors a place to have fun and relax in every season.