Unlock the magic of Chicago

Named after his favorite daughter, George Pullman built this hotel and kept a small apartment for himself for when he was in town visiting the factories. Today it has landmark status.

Founded by George Pullman out of his belief that happy workers were less likely to strike, America's first planned community is now a beloved historic district.

A serial entrepreneur and dreamer, George Pullman is best known for his achievement in elevating train travel with luxurious sleeper cars.

Formerly the clocktower and administration building, the Pullman National Monument Visitors Center shows off the resplendent Queen Anne architecture of the 1880's.

In its century of history, Navy Pier has served many functions - from being a training and trading center for the military, and a prison for draft dodgers to its current iteration as a gathering place for family fun.

Michigan Avenue, commonly called the Magnificent Mile, is the heart of Chicago's commercial district and brings shoppers from around the world.

Well-known for 'The Bean', Millennium Park is a gathering place for Chicagoans - especially on warm summer nights, when live music and sport overtake the green spaces.

No trip to Chicago is complete without trying their world-famous deep-dish pizza. Decide for yourself if you prefer the oozy, saucy Chicago-style, or the NYC thin slice.

Visiting 94 floors above the city is a great way to get a bird's eye view of the windy city.

Also known as “the Bean” and one of the main attractions in Chicago, this shiny exterior reflects the people moving around the Millenium park, the lights of Michigan Ave., and the surrounding skyline.