TOP THINGS TO DO IN CHICAGO | Must See Attractions & Activities

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.

Millennium Park is best known for Cloudgate, commonly known as the Chicago Bean, a 110-ton sculpture that reflects the skyline and also home to the Crown Fountain, large LED sculptures that have a reflecting pool.

Cloudgate, commonly known as the Chicago Bean, is a 110-ton sculpture that reflects the skyline and sky and acts as a gate between two realms.

Crown Fountain features large LED sculptures with a reflecting pool and is very popular in 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 Centennial Wheel is a 200 ft ferris wheel offering views of the skyline and lakefront; the ride takes around 15 minutes and the gondolas are climate controlled.

The Shakespeare Theater is one of the many activities available on Navy Pier.

The IMAX Theater is one of the many activities available on Navy Pier.

Crystal Gardens is one of the many activities available on Navy Pier.

Magnificent Mile is Chicago's upscale shopping district, home to the Water Tower Place Mall, the John Hancock Tower, the Chicago Riverwalk, the Wrigley Building, and the Tribune Tower.

Water Tower Place Mall is located on the Magnificent Mile.

The John Hancock Center, now formerly known as 875 North Michigan Avenue, has an observation deck located on the 94th floor offering 360° views over downtown Chicago.

The Chicago Riverwalk is located on the Magnificent Mile.

The Wrigley Building is located on the Magnificent Mile.

The Tribune Tower is located on the Magnificent Mile.

The Chicago Shoreline Sightseeing Tour takes you down the Chicago River through downtown Chicago and allows you to learn fun facts and history behind Chicago's architecture.

The Chicago Shoreline Sightseeing Tour takes you down the Chicago River through downtown Chicago.

The Museum of Science and Industry is one of the largest science museums in the world with over 400,000 square ft of space and many fun exhibits.

The Field Museum is Chicago's natural history museum with over 40 million specimens and artifacts, including the largest dinosaur to ever walk on Earth named Maximo, the Titanosaur.

The Shedd Aquarium is located on the shores of Lake Michigan and has over 32,000 animals from across the world, including sharks, dolphins, and penguins.

The Shedd Aquarium is located on the shores of Lake Michigan.

Labriola Ristorante is a place where you can try deep dish pizza.

The Art Institute of Chicago is accessible with the city pass.

The Adler Planetarium is one of the attractions available on the Chicago City Pass.