attractions
Navy pier
Stretching for more than half a mile, Navy Pier is
a combination of an amusement park and food court.
It boasts the greatest number of visitors per year
of all Chicago's top destinations. The views from
the end are excellent, and there are no charges to
just wander around.
www.navypier.com
Sears Tower
Sears Tower was the tallest building in the world
when it was first built in 1975. It has since been
upstaged by taller designs but still remains the tallest
building in North America. Go up to the Sky Deck on
the top floor for the best views of Chicago.
www.the-skydeck.com
Buckingham Fountain
The fountain runs from 10.00am, to 11.00pm daily
from April 1st to November 1st depending on weather).
Every hour on the hour for 20 minutes the fountain
produces a major water display, and after dusk, this
display is accompanied by a music and light show.
buckingham-fountain.visit-chicago-illinois.com
Lincoln Park Zoo
The zoo offers free admission to all and includes
activities for children plus a boating lake and carousel
rides.
www.lpzoo.com
Museum of Science and Industry
The museum is one of the most popular attractions
in Chicago with a variety of entertaining and interesting
exhibits for all age groups.
www.msichicago.org
John Hancock Observatory
Second only to the Sears Tower in height, the Observatory
allows visitors spectacular views from the skywalk
at the top.
www.hancock-observatory.com
Six Flags Great America
Just 45 minutes North of Chicago, Six Flags Great
America is an excellent day out for any family. There
are ride for kids of all sizes and well as something
more exciting for thrill-seekers!
www.sixflags.com
Deep River Water Park
Deep River water part is a great way to beat the
Indiana heat. You can sit by the pool or play on the
slides or ride the waves in the wave pool, but it
will definitely be a day to remember!
www.deepriverwaterpark.com
Indiana State Dunes
When most people think of sandy beaches they think of
the ocean, but not if you grew up in northwest Indiana!
We have our own beaches and that aren't just wide, they're
tall as well! If you're visiting Indiana you can't miss
out the Dunes!
Indiana State Dunes
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