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Not many KOreans know that Chicago is the most “American” city and the most desired travel destination among Americans. We strongly recommend Chicago (next to Lake Michigan) to those who want to avoid...
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Not many KOreans know that Chicago is the most “American” city and the most desired travel destination among Americans. We strongly recommend Chicago (next to Lake Michigan) to those who want to avoid getting bumped around in the crowd trying to take pictures and not having a moment to relax, and experience the true purpose of traveling – to let go of the daily stresses in life, and experience the charm of an American city.
A city of captivating architecture also dubbed the “Windy City.” Niagara Falls is located in the northeast and South DaKOta to the west, where the faces of America’s famous presidents are sculpted on Mount Rushmore. If you are traveling with your children, we recommend that you visit not only the University of Chicago which produced the most number of Nobel laureates but also Northwestern University, a prestigious private college. You will meet another side of Chicago when you visit President Barack Obama’s house, the birthplace of Ernest Hemingway, and the filming location of Transformers 3.
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Close- Chicago Cultural Center Various exhibitions and cultural events are held to attract tourists. The banquet hall inside the Tiffany Dome, decorated with beautiful stained glass on the ceiling, is still used as a reception venue by the mayor of Chicago and prominent politicians.
- Willis Tower Go to the observatory on the 103rd floor of Willis Tower, which was the tallest building in the world until the late 20th century. When the weather is nice, you can see the city of Chicago as well as the cities of Michigan across Lake Michigan.
- Chicago City Hall & Richard J. Daley Center Also famous as the filming location of major movies, the dazzling exterior of The Richard J. Daley Center, built by master of modern architecture Jacques Brownson who also built the Chicago City Hall (also a renowned film location), is jaw-dropping.
- Magnificent Mile About a mile from Chicago River, famous luxury brand shops and department stores along Michigan Avenue attract customers. Of course, apart from shopping, there is also the famous Tribune Tower, Wrigley Building, Trump Tower, and Water Tower Place scattered throughout the city.
- Navy Pier A core base for the U.S. Navy during World War II, it is now a recreational facility for citizens, with a variety of amusement rides, a theater, and a convention center.
- Millennium Park The Millennium Park is now Chicago’s new landmark, newly built in celebration of the year 2000 on an abandoned, useless railroad in downtown Chicago.
- Grant Park It is a large park and a symbol of Chicago. The Buckingham Fountain, inspired by the fountain in the Palace of Versailles in France, should not be missed.
- University of Chicago, Obama’s house Visit the campus of the University of Chicago, a prestigious private university attended by America’s greatest scholars.
- Museum of Science and Industry It is the largest science and industrial museum in the United States and displays more than 200 million exhibitions ranging from ordinary exhibitions to educational exhibitions that is a pleasure for all five senses.
- Wrigley Field Catch a major leagues game at the Wrigley Field, the home of the famous Chicago Cubs!
- Art Institute of Chicago Built in 1879 to celebrate the Chicago Columbian Exposition, the Art Institute of Chicago exhibits art collections as magnificent as its history.
- Museum of Contemporary Art The Art Institute of Chicago offers experimental artworks that are not ordinarily collected. It is a tourist attraction site where various installation art works line up from the front door. You will have no time to be bored as you can participate in making the artworks.
- House of Blues It is a theater restaurant where the voices of Chicago’s famous blues stars are. Even if you do not plan to dine here, it is worth going inside to see their traces.
- Chicago River & Lake Michigan Cruise The one hour and 30 minute cruise with a fun guide on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan is a must-do to explore Chicago’s past, present, and future at a glance.
- Museum Campus Don’t forget to take a commemorative photo at Museum Campus where the panoramic view of downtown Chicago and Lake Michigan meet.
- Ernest Hemingway Museum & Birthplace Visit the birthplace and museum of Hemingway to find traces of his greatest masterpieces.
- Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio You can explore the father of modern architecture Frank Lloyd Wright’s studio and the houses he designed.
- Famous film locations in Chicago Explore every nook and cranny of Chicago and take a picture of yourself as the main character in major filming locations.
- Chinatown The fancy Chicago Chinatown offers tasty Chinese food at reasonable prices.
- John Hancock Tower It is said that the best night view in Chicago can be viewed from the ladies’ room on the 97th floor of John Hancock Tower. You can still enjoy the night views and the panorama of Chicago for free without having to pay the admissions to go on the observation deck, by entering the lounge and ordering a drink.
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