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CHICAGO
ILLINOIS TRAVEL GUIDE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chicago, Illinois Travel Guide
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Population Geography History Religion Culture
Language Currency Governance Climate
Travel
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Passports and Visa ID Documentation Security
and Customs Airport Popular Airlines Public
Transport
Accommodation
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Services
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Hospital and Ambulance Pharmacy Insurance Other
Etiquette
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Neighborhood
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Exploring Chicago
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Museum and Cultural Tour New York
Sightseeing New York Food and Wine Tour Casual
Dining
Bars Lounges
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Spas Wellness Resorts
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Chicago, Illinois Travel Guide
The windy city will blow your mind away with its
low-key culture, thriving art scene, a
cornucopia of eateries, numerous shopping
streets, and diversity. Chicago is known as the
birthplace of modern skyscrapers, and visitors
hardly get their eyes off the spectacular skyline
of Chicago. However, the citys public art scene
is no less and is absolutely worth
admiring. Chicago is also home to sports
enthusiasts, as some of the countrys best
basketball, football, hockey, baseball, and
soccer teams call the windy city their home. If
sports are not enough, Chicagos vibrant and
diverse food scene offers a superb range of
global cuisines, from Italian beef sandwiches to
Chicago dog, Vietnamese pho, and Mexican
tortillas. So, loosen your belt and make some
room for chowhounds delights.
Best known as Windy City, Chicago is lined
with urban beaches along Lake Michigan and is the
third-largest city in the U.S. and the largest in
the midwest. Famed for its bold skyline,
decorated with iconic stratospheric,
glass-floored Willis Tower (formerly known as
Sears Tower), Neo- Gothic Tribune Tower, Frank
Lloyd Wrights stained-glass Robie House, Frank
Gehrys silver Pritzker Pavilion, etc. Chicago
can be described in a myriad of ways. The
choices will be overwhelming in Chicago, hence,
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Population More than 2.7 million Chicago people
call Chicago their home. When founded in 1883,
only 200 people from the American frontier
settled here, and within seven years, the
population had reached over 4,000. In the next
forty years, between 1850-1890, the population
grew from 30,000 to over 1 million, and by the
end of the 19th century, it had become the
fifth-largest city in the world. Chicago is the
fourth most segregated city in the U.S and is
known for its ethnically diverse population.
There is 50.8 white (33.5 non-Hispanic and
17.3 Hispanic), 29 Black or African American,
7 Asian, 0.4 Native American and Alaskan,
0.1 Pacific Islanders, 9.6 other races living
peacefully in Chicago, making it an incredibly
diverse city in the U.S. Geography Nestled in
northeastern Illinois on the southwestern shores
of Michigan, Chicago rests on a Continental
divide at the site of the Chicago Portage. It
connects the Mis- sissippi River with Great Lake
Watersheds. In addition, the citys two main
rivers, the Chicago River and the Calumet River,
flow through the city. Lake Shore Drive runs a
large portion of the citys waterfront. History
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Know all about Chicagos City history
here. Chicago has witnessed wars, a destructive
fire, and tremendous transformation in its more
than 184 years of history. In 1795, an area was
turned over to the U.S. for a military post by
native tribes, following its victory in the
Northwest Indian War. This area later became a
part of Chicago. During the 18th-century,
Potawatomi, a Native American tribe, inhabited
the area. Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable, an
African descendent, was the first known
non-indigenous settler recognized as the Founder
of Chicago. Chicago was incorporated as a town
in 1833 and as a city in 1837 when the
population grew to over 4,000. Since 1850,
Chicago has been a dominant city in the
midwestern U.S. During World War I, Chicago saw a
massive industrial expansion and created several
jobs, which attracted African Americans from the
Southern U.S. The population of African
Americans grew in later years and impacted the
citys culture, which is known as Chicago Black
Renaissance. Today Chicago plays a crucial role
in Americas economic, political, social, and
cultural history. It has become the countrys
most vital business epicenter and one of the
ethnically diverse cultural capitals. Religion 71
of Chicagoans follow Christianity, and the
remaining population follows Buddhism, Hinduism,
Judaism, Sikhism, Jainism, Islam, and Bahai
Faith. Culture Chicago has been a melting pot of
different cultures. Chicagos ethnically diverse
city is the epicenter of rich culture, full of
colors, music, art, and spirit. Chicago has been
a leader in composing, writing, producing
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artistic work, and collecting, displaying, and
performing various artistic creations. The
culture in Chicago has contributed to American
culture through its jazz- culture, deep-dish
Chicago pizza, and the cubs.
However, most of the powers are laid on the
Aldermen, each from 50 wards, and sit on the
city council to approve most Mayoral actions.
City Clerk The City Clerk is responsible for
keeping records for the City Council and
designated repository for city documents.
Language Although the official language of
Chicago is English, some common languages
spoken by Chicagoans are Spanish, Polish,
Tagalog, Arabic, and Chinese. Nearly 80 of the
population speaks English, and 30 speak a
language other than English. Spanish is the
second-most spoken language after English, with
approximately 1.4 million people speaking
Spanish. Furthermore, 1.64 Chicagoans speak
Polish, 0.67 Chinese (including Mandarin and
Cnatonese), and 0.64 Tagalog.
Treasurer The treasurer is responsible for
managing the cash and investments for Chicago,
the four city employee pension funds, and
Chicago Teachers pension. Furthermore, the
treasurer is also responsible for several
programs that promote electronic development in
Chicago.
Council is the legislative branch of the
Government of Chicago and consists of the
Mayor, City Clerk, and Aldermen elected from
each of the 50 wards to serve four- year terms.
The City Council is responsible for exercising
any power and performing any function pertaining
to its government. Furthermore, the City
Council is also responsible for protecting
public health, safety, welfare, licensing, tax,
and incurring debt.
Aldermen Aldermen are the legislators or members
of the City Council who represent the
Currency The official currency of Chicago is the
U.S. Dollar (, US, USD).
The Mayor The mayor is the Chief Executive of
the city, responsible for the citys
administration and management, and is elected
for a four-year term. The City Council is the
legislative body, elected from 50 wards.
Governance City Council Committees Chicagos
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traveling by flight between the U.S., Canada,
Mexico, Caribbean, Bermuda, Central, and South
America are required to show a valid
passport. If you are traveling to Chicago from a
different nation, ensure your passport has six
months validity and has two or more blank
pages. If you belong to one of the 38 countries
part of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP), you can
apply for ESTA. ESTA or Electronic System for
Travel Authorization allows tourists from VWP
member nations to enter the USA for 90 days
residents of a ward. The Aldermen is the
mediator between the government and his
constituency and informs about city functions
within his ward.
When to Go The best time to go Chicago is during
Spring (April-May) and autumn
(September-October) when the temperature is
pleasant. During these two seasons, the city
hosts numerous festivals. Summer is considered
the peak tourist season in Chicago when the
city welcomes a large number of tourists.
Climate Chicagos climate can be categorized as
hot-summer humid continental. The city lies
between the Continental Divide and the Atlantic
Ocean and experiences cold winters and warm
summers. Lake Michigan has a moderate influence
on the temperature fluctuation while boosting
the amount of snowfall in the city.
Travel Passport Visa Every traveler entering
the USA is required to show a passport. All
travelers, including the U.S. citizens,
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• for tourism, business, and medical purposes.
• The first step to applying for a U.S. visa is to
  complete the DS-160 form. Once you submit it
  online, schedule an
• interview at the U.S. embassy or consulate in
  your country. You will need some documents to
  present at the interview.
• The purpose of your trip to the USA determines
  the type of visa you need. Generally, business,
  tourism, or education visas are some of the
  common visas. Apart from that, below is the list
  of visas
• Immigrant Visa (For permanent residency)
  Visitors Visa (For tourism business)
• Fiance Visa (To marry an US citizen and live in
  the US) Student Visa
• Business or professional visas for citizens of
  Canada and Mexico
• Transit Visa (For traveling through the US on
  your way to another country)
• ID Documentation
• The ID and other paper requirements to visit The
  USA varies from country to country. The
  authority will grant you a visa only after
  checking your documents and your back-
• ground for any criminal record, past travel
  history, and purpose of the visit. However, the
  basic and most important ID and documents
  required to enter the territory of the US are as
  follows
• Passport with at least 6 months of validity
• You must have an electronic, biometric passport,
  which is equipped with an electronic chip in it
  and contain your biometric data.
• Your ESTA must be valid when you arrive in the
  US. You cant renew your ESTA and overstay.
  However, you will be eligible for ESTA only if
  you are a citizen of the USAs VWP nations.
• Arriving From Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and
  Bermuda
• Citizens arriving in the U.S. from these
  countries must show a valid passport, U.S.
  Passport Card,
• a Trusted Traveler Program Card (NEXUS, SENTRI,
  Global Entry, or FAST), or an enhanced driver
  license.

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• Arrival From Other Countries
• Citizens from other countries must present a
  valid passport upon arrival.
• Both permanent residents and foreign nationals
  need a U.S visa.
• Security Custom
• Everyone should know the information needed for
  mandatory security checks to prevent delays. You
  can go through the US Customs website to know
  more about the items you are carrying with you.
• The prohibited items as per the US Federal Law
  are
• Alcoholic beverages over 70 by volume
• Alcoholic beverages under 70 by volume
• Animal products or products of animal origin (EU
  destinations only)
• Batteries
• Cutting instruments
• Defense sprays
• Drones

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• Dry ice
• Electronic cigarettes like vapor or e-ciga
  rettes
• Explosives
• Firearms and ammunition
• Flammable items, liquids or solids
• Gasoline powered tools
• Hoverboards
• Marijuana
• Mobility Devices
• Lighters and Matches
• Pressurized containers/compressed gasses
• Self-heating meals
• Self-inflating life jackets
• Scissors and tools
• Smart bags
• Airport
• OHare International Airport (ORD) and Midway
  International Airport (MDW) are the two major
  airports in Chicago, and both airports connect
  Chicago with
• other international cities. However, OHare
  International Airport (ORD) is considered the
  major airport, serving millions of visitors
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your transfer before your arrival. If you
havent booked well before, several cabs are
also available at the airport. OHare
International Airport (ORD) Customer Support
Number (247) Contact 1 800 832 6352 Custom
Immigration Location OHare International
Airport (ORD) 10000 Bessie Coleman Dr., Chicago
lL 60666 Contact 1 773 686 2800 Emergency
Medical Assistance For any emergency at OHare
International Airport, call [phone]. You
can also dial 911 from a payphone or cell phone
in an emergency. For medical emergencies,
professional medical assistance is available 247
at the airport. Lost Found For Lost Found
items or issues related to it, contact OHare
International Airport (ORD) Police on (773) 686
2385.
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Midway International Airport (MDW) Customer
Support Number (247) Contact [phone]
Custom Immigration Location U.S. Customs and
Border Protection 5700 S Cicero Ave, Chicago IL
60638 Contact 1 773 948 6220 Emergency
Medical Assistance For any emergency service in
Chicago city at Midway International Airport,
call [phone]. You can also dial 911 from
a payphone or cell phone in an emergency. For
medical emergencies, professional medical
assistance is available 247 at the airport. Lost
Found For Lost Found items or issues related
to it, contact Midway International Airport
(MDW) TSA at 1 773 498 1308.
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Transport and Accomodation
Popular Airlines The most popular airlines to fly
from/to Chicago- American Airlines, United
Airlines, JetBlue, Delta Air Lines, Spirit
Airlines, North American Airlines, US Airways
Express,, Continental Airlines, Air Canada, Kiwi
International AirLines, etc. Before you book a
flight, know about travel restrictions in
Chicago. Public Transport If you are wondering
how to travel in Chicago like a local, then the
best way to get around any city is to hop on
public transport. Being one of the biggest
metropolises of the US, Chicagos public
transportation system is easy, fast, convenient,
and affordable. L Train Chicagos most used
transportation medium is Chicago Transit
Authority or CTA-operated L Train. It is the US
second largest public transportation system and
connects the city via
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Taxis Several cab operators are available
throughout the city, and you can e-hail or e-pay
with CHICABS approved apps ARRO and
CURB. Ridesharing Install Lyft or Uber on your
mobile and confirm your ride to get around the
city. It is inexpensive and faster too.
above-ground, street-level, and subway trains.
Furthermore, it serves 145 rail stations all
over Chicago. However, only the Blue and Red
lines operate 247, connecting Chicago OHare
International Airport (ORD), Downtown, and North
Side and South Side via Downtown, respectively.
Accommodation The Windy City offers a good range
of hotels to its guests. Chicago has over 140
hotels and 45,000 rooms in its Central business
district. From luxury hotels to affordable BBs,
Chicago accommodates all kinds of guests.
Bus CTA also operates bus service throughout the
city, with stops after every few blocks. Several
buses run till 2 am. Purchase a Ventra transit
card or unlimited ride pass to travel via L
train and bus. You can pay cash for a single bus
trip if you do not have them.
The Peninsula Chicago 108 E Superior St., Chicago
IL 60611 1 312 337 2888 Website
https//www.peninsula.com/en/ chicago/5-star-luxu
ry-hotel-downtown- chicago
Waldorf Astoria Chicago 11 E Walton
St., Chicago IL 60611 1 312 646 1300 Website
https// www.hilton. com/en/hotels/
chiwawa-wal- dorf-astoria-chi-
Metra Rail You can hop on to this fast commuter
rail to travel between the suburbs and Downtown.
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cago/ Viceroy Chicago 1118 N State St., Chicago
IL 60610 1 312 586 2000 Website https//www.
viceroyhotelsandresorts.com/chicago
The Ritz-Carlton, Chicago Water Tower Place, 160
E Pearson St., Chicago IL 60611 1 312 266
1000 Website https//www.ritzcarlton.com/en/ho-
tels/chicago
When in the US, call 911 in case of any
emergency. Chicago has a good number of public
and private hospitals. Below are the emergency
contact numbers of emergency services in Chicago
City.
The Langham, Chicago 330 N Wabash Ave., Chicago
IL 60611 1 312 923 9988 Website
https//www.langhamhotels.com/
en/the-langham/chicago/ Emergency and Medical
Assistance Services Hospitals Ambulance
Northwestern Memorial Hospital 251 E Huron St.,
Chicago IL 60611 Contact 1 312 926
2000 Website https//www.nm.org/locations/
northwestern-memorial-hospital
Rush University Medical Center 1620 W Harrison
St., Chicago IL 60612 Contact 1 312 942
5000 Website https//www.rush.edu/ Pharmacy CVS
Pharmacy 2427 W Chicago Ave., Chicago IL 60622
Contact 1 773 342 6060 Website
https//www.cvs.com/international. html
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flights, losing luggage, stolen cash, and
missing passport.
These places allow only adults above 21 years of
age. Maintain your social etiquette and dont
create chaos in public.
Gas Service People Gas Contact 866 556 6002
Etiquette Dress Code There is no dress code to
roam around the city of Chicago. You can wear
anything according to your mood. However, some
upmarket restaurants, bars, and clubs require
their customers to wear a particular dress. You
can check in with them before visiting these
places.
Water Service Water Management Contact 312
744 4420
Tipping Although tipping is your choice,
Chicagoans always tip at 15-20 of your total
bill in cash, only if you feel you have been
treated well.
Electricity Service AEP Energy Contact 1 866
258 3782 Chicago Fire Department Contact 1 312
745 3705
Photography Photography is a common activity in
Chicago. The general public is allowed to take
pictures within public places and CTA stations,
and transit vehicles for personal and
non-commercial use. However, a few places like
Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, the Chicago Botanic
Garden, the Lincoln Park Conservatory, the
Lincoln Park Zoo South Pond
Insurance Tourists traveling to the USA are
responsible for their insurance coverage. From
medical to travel insurance, visitors should
ensure they are fully covered. Travel insurance
is neces- sary for unexpected losses or
expenses such as missing
Drinking Chicago- Officially the most fantastic
drinking city of America has some of the most
pulsing pubs, bars, and clubs in the U.S.
Chicago raises the toast with the best cheers
from beer drinkers to gin lovers to aficionados.
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Nature Boardwalk, and the Garfield Park
Conservatory.
residents, high-end restaurants, and upscale
boutiques. Since the area shares its border with
Lake Michigan, several apartments have lake
views and easy access to the beach and lakefront
trail.
Neighborhood Home to over 2.7 million people,
Chicago consists of 77 neighborhoods representing
diverse cultures, history, cuisine, and
experiences. As the third-largest city in the
U.S, Chicago boasts some of the most vibrant
neighborhoods in the country, where theres no
dearth of activities to do in Chicago. Here are
some popular neighborhoods in Chicago
Bucktown Bucktown is one of Chicagos trendiest
towns and close to Wicker Park. The Kennedy
Expressway runs through the neighborhood, giving
the residents access to Chicagoland and other
areas. Bucktown is an affordable neighborhood in
comparison to its neighbor Lincoln Park.
Lincoln Park Residents living in Lincoln Park
share their neighborhood with penguins, monkeys,
and rare animals from around the world. Isnt it
amazing? This designated community area in
Northern Chicago is home to Lincoln Park,
Chicagos largest park, and is an affluent
neighborhood in the state.
Wicker Park Wicker Park has been a residential
enclave since 1937, when Chicago was
incorporated as a city. It is close to Bucktown
and has a triangular park in the center. This
trendy and bustling neighborhood has upscale
boutiques, restaurants, and coffee
shops. Exploring Chicago Museum and Cultural Tour
Lakeview Located on the northern side of
Chicago, Lake View includes smaller neighborhood
enclaves and is the second- largest community
area by population in Chicago. Boystown, famous
for its LGBTQ community, hosts the annual LGBTQ
Pride Parade, music festivals, Halloween, and
more.
Gold Coast The Gold Coast Neighborhood in Chicago
grew during the Great Chicago Fire. In 1882,
when Potter Palmer, a millionaire, moved to the
Gold Coast area, several wealthiest Chicagoans
followed him. Today, the neighborhood is home to
numerous affluent
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Exposition. Furthermore, it exhibits a full-
size replica of Coal-mine, the command module of
Apollo 8, German Submarine U-505, the first
diesel-powered streamlined, stainless-steel
passenger train, and a 3,500-square-foot model
railroad.
Art Institute of Chicago Art Institute of Chicago
is located in Grant Park and was founded in
1879. It is one of the oldest and largest
museums globally and recognized for its 11
curatorial departments, including iconic works
of George Surats A Sunday On La Grande Jatte,
Pablo Picassos The Old Guitarist, and Grant
Woods American Gothic. Chicago
Sightseeing Millenium Park Your trip to Chicago
isnt complete without a stop at Millenium Park,
the heart of Chicago. Visitors come here to
catch a free live concert, movie screenings, and
several other
The Field Museum The Field Museum of Natural
History is one of the largest such museums in
the world and occupies half an acre of Grant
Parks Museum campus. It houses extensive
scientific specimen and artifact collections. In
addition, the museum also exhibits fossils,
cultures from around the world, and interactive
programs demonstrating the need for conservation.
Museum of Science and Industry Located near
Jackson Park, in the Hyde Park neighborhood, the
Museum of Science and Industry houses the former
Palace of Fine Arts from the 1893 Worlds
Columbian
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cultural programs throughout the year. In
addition, the park showcases cutting-edge art,
architecture, and landscaping. Lincoln Park
Zoo The 35-acre Lincoln Park Zoo was founded in
1868, making it the fourth-oldest zoo in North
America. The Lincoln Park Zoo is home to over 200
species, such as Penguins, gorillas, reptiles,
monkeys, zebras, polar bears, hippos, sloths,
etc., who live in the zoo in their natural
habitat. Inside the zoo, there is a burr oak
tree, which dates back to 1830, three years
before the city of Chicago was incorporated. 360
Chicago Observation Deck Visiting 360 Chicago
Observation Deck is one of the most significant
activities to do in Chicago. The view of
Chicagos skyline from the 94th floor of the
Observation Deck is enthralling. Here you can
enjoy TILT- Chicagos highest thrill
ride. Skydeck Chicago Nearly 2 million people
make their way to Skydeck Chicago to experience
the city like never before. The deck boasts
breathtaking views of the city, and on a clear
day, your eyes can reach upto Chicagos borders
with Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other
cities of Illinois. Willis Tower This 110-story
skyscraper was once the tallest building globally
for 25 years. The tower welcomes more than 2
million visitors each year from all over the
world. The observation deck of Willis Tower is
located on the 103rd floor and features
retractable glass boxes that extend four feet
over the street below. Chicago Food and Wine
Tour Chicago is home to diverse cultures, races,
and ethnicities, and the influence can be seen
in its cuisines. Chicagos population exploded
during the citys incorporation in 1837, when
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which influenced the towns culinary traditions.
The Chicagoan food today is influenced by
immigrants residing in the city. Today, when
someone talks about Chicagoan food, four things
come to mind pizza, hot dog, Italian beef
sandwich, and steak. Chicagoans like their pizza
with a deep crust and loads of toppings. The
steakhouses prepare juicily, and succulent
steaks and hot dogs are always there in every
corner. When it comes to chilled beers, the city
hosts some of the best breweries, where you can
spend some good times relishing the finely
crafted beers of the city and delicious
food. Before you visit Chicago, find out the
best bars, and best restaurants in Chicago
Topolobampo Cuisine Mexican Address 445 N
Clark St., Chicago IL 60654 Contact 1 312 661
1434
Joses Seafood, Prime Steak Stone
Crab Cuisine Steak, Seafood Address 60 E Grand
Ave., Chicago IL 60611 Contact 1 312 379 5637
RPM Steak Cuisine Steakhouse Address 66 W
Kinzie St., Chicago IL 60654 Contact 1 312 284
4990
Smoque BBQ Cuisine American Address 3800 N
Pulaski Rd., Chicago IL 60641 Contact 1 773
545 7427
Schwa Cuisine American Contemporary Address
1466 N Ashland Ave., Chicago IL 60622 Contact
1 773 252 1466
The Purple Pig Cuisine Mediterranean Address
444 Michigan Ave., Chicago IL 60611 Contact 1
312 464 1744 Bars Lounges Bar Roma Address
5101 N Clark St., Chicago IL 60640 Contact 1
773 942 7572
The Whale Cuisine American Address 2427 N
Milwaukee Ave., Chicago IL 60647 Contact 1
773 825 2900 Casual Dining The Polo Inn Cuisine
American Address 3322 S Morgan St., Chicago IL
60608 Contact 1 773 927 7656
High-End Dining Oriole Cuisine Contemporary
American Cuisine Address 661 W Walnut St.,
Chicago IL 60661 Contact 1 312 877 5339
Little Bad Wolf Address 1541 W Bryn Mawr Ave.,
Chicago IL 60660 Contact 1 773 942 6399
The Dearborn Cuisine American Address 145 N
Dearborn St., Chicago IL 60602 Contact 1 312
384 1242
Hopleaf Address 5148 N Clark St., ChicagoIL
60640 Contact 1 773 334 9851
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The Green Mill Address 4802 N Broadway, Chicago
IL 60640 Contact 1 773 878 5552
Chicago IL 60611 Contact 1 312 840 6600
Website https//www.loew- shotels.com/chicago-do
wn- town
Carols Pub Address 4659 N Clark St., Chicago
IL 60640 Contact 1 773 754 8000
Waldorf Astoria Chicago Address 11 E Walton
St., Chicago IL 60611 Contact 1 312 646 1300
Website https//www.hilton. com/en/hotels/chiwaw
a-wal- dorf-astoria-chicago/
Spa Wellness Resorts The Peninsula
Chicago Address 108 E Superior St., Chicago IL
60611 Contact 1 312 337 2888 Website
https//www. peninsula.com/en/chi-
cago/5-star-luxury-ho- tel-downtown-chicago
Eaglewood Resort Spa Address 1401 Nordic
Rd., Itasca IL 60143 Contact 1 630 773 1400
Website https//eagle- woodresort.com/ Meta A
comprehensive Chicago tour guide for an
unforgettable adventure to the Windy City.
Know about Chicagos customs and security, and
documents required.
Eurostars Magnificent Mile Address 660 N State
St., Chicago IL 60654 Contact 1 312 202 6000
Website https//www. eurostarshotels.com/
eurostars-magnificent-mile. html?referer_codeGMB
Loews Chicago Hotel Address 455 N Park Dr.,
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