One of Chicago's most iconic landmarks, this 24.5-acre park features popular attractions like Cloud Gate ('The Bean'), Lurie Garden, and Crown Fountain, and hosts free outdoor concerts at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion in the summer.

Navy Pier was originally built as an industrial pier in 1916, became a US military training center in 1941, and today it's used for recreation with activities such as the Chicago Funhouse Maze, the Centennial Wheel, the Shakespeare Theater, IMAX Theater, Crystal Gardens, and Children's Museum, plus dining and shops.

The magnificent freshwater lake bordering Chicago, offering beaches, boating, and stunning waterfront vistas. It's an integral part of the city's identity and recreation.

Willis Tower is one of America's most iconic buildings, built in 1973 with 110 stories and an observation deck on the 103rd floor offering 360° views of Chicago; its ledge, a collection of glass boxes, allows you to look 103 stories below.

One of the oldest continuously operating zoos in North America, this free urban zoo is home to a diverse collection of animals in a beautiful park setting. It's a beloved Chicago institution.

The Chicago Riverwalk offers a route along fantastic restaurants, bars, stores, and places to sit and people-watch, making it a great free activity during spring or summer.

The Magnificent Mile is known for high-end upscale shops, the Water Tower Place, the 360 Chicago observation deck, the Tribune Tower, the Wrigley building, and the Chicago Riverwalk, making it a must-visit area in Chicago.

The Field Museum is a Natural History Museum in Chicago with over 40 million specimens and artifacts, including dinosaur skeletons, mammals, birds, and insects, and is part of the Chicago City pass.