One of America's smallest, oldest, and best-loved ballparks, Wrigley is home to the Chicago Cubs.

Organization dedicated to Chicago Architecture provides numerous walking and boat tours as well as a gift shop.  Among the many tours they offer, some of the most popular are the boat trips on the...

Visitors to Chicago's third tallest building can visit the 94th-floor observatory for a spectacular view of the city.

The neo-gothic tower's signature is the exterior collection of stones from other famous edifices, like the Parthenon, St. Peter's Basilica, Notre Dame, the White House and most recently, the Berlin Wall.

The word "oriental" in the name might confuse some.  The collection has nothing to do with China, Japan or India, but instead is a huge archelogical collection of objects from ancient Egypt...

Mexican museum located in the Pilsen neighborhood.

Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies reopens in November 2007 in a new, environmentally sustainable facility that offers spectacular skyline, park, and lake views. Highlights include a display of over 1,000 objects from Spertus Museum's collection, changing special exhibitions, an interactive Children's Center, a Wolfgang Puck kosher café and a gift and bookshop. A diverse schedule of public programming includes lectures, performance, and film. Research facilities are available at the Asher Library and Chicago Jewish Archives.

At this boutique that also sells books and clothing, the real star is the one-and-only, complete line of American Girl dolls.

This upscale shopping district on North Michigan Avenue sparkles during the holiday season with the Magnificent Mile Lights Festival, featuring street sales, holiday music and entertainment.

Former site of the Chicago Public Libary, this lovely building is known for its exquisite Tiffany mosaics, especially in its performance venue, Preston Bradley Hall.  It provided changing exhibits...

A ride to the top of North America's tallest building gives you a panoramic view of the architecture, neighborhoods and lake that make Chicago unique.

Chicago's historic Water Tower has been transformed into the city's official photo gallery.

Dedicated in 1844, this park covers 319 acres along Lake Michigan and is home to the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Planetarium, the Field Museum and the Art Institute.

Ethnically diverse Chicago neighborhood.

Chicago's top tourist attraction offers 50 acres of parks, gardens (beer and botanical), shops, restaurants, cultural attractions and a 150-foot Ferris wheel.

The museum contains three-dimensional laser photographs