Day 1

Magnificent Mile

Plunge into the world of luxury while walking along the legendary Magnificent Mile. The Chicago’s version of Champs Elysees beats many records as the most beautiful and the most expensive avenue in the world. The area of 290000m² offers the best shops, restaurants and hotels in Chicago.

John Hancock Center

100 floors, elegant construction, amazing observation deck with 360’ panoramic view, the highest ice rink and swimming pool in the world – this is all about John Hancock Center which is surely one of the most significant skyscrapers in Chicago. You have to see it yourself!

Historic Water Tower

Built in 1869, the Water Tower is one of the oldest constructions in Chicago which was saved during the destructive Great Chicago Fire in 1871. This neo-gothic building creates a unique combination with modern-looking buildings around and proves that Chicago has interesting historic places to show.

Holy Name Cathedral

One of the most significant places of Chicago is the city’s Cathedral which was built in 1875. This influential religious center attracts not only locals but also tourists who come here to see this beautiful cathedral and its impressive interior with bronze statues, wonderful paintings and mosaics.

Wrigley Building

Built in 1924 as a headquarter of chewing gum corporation and named after its leader, Wrigley building is still considered to be one of the most beautiful buildings in Chicago. And you will see why: dazzling whiteness, elegant lines and two rising towers connected by passageway make this building a real architectural masterpiece.

St James Cathedral

Standing among majestic skyscrapers, St James Cathedral is an essential harmonic part of Chicago’s urban landscape. Founded in 1834, this neo-gothic church is one of the oldest in Chicago and is famous by amazing colorful stained-glass windows.

Tribune Tower

In the end of North Michigan Avenue your attention will be definitely caught by a 141-m tall skyscraper called after the famous Tribune newspaper. The building represents a wonderful mix of contemporary architecture of 1920s and gothic elements. In the basement you can have a unique opportunity to see the unique collection of stones from famous places including the stone from Moon.

DuSable Bridge

And now we are going to see the most famous bridge across Chicago River – the 122-m long DuSable Bridge which attracts with its towers and stunning bas-reliefs and sculptures. This bridge is also famous for being the oldest duplex bridge in the world.

Marina Towers

Two 179-m tall corncob-shaped towers built in 1964 will surely attract your attention by its original architecture. Switch on your cameras to capture the scene of this iconic residential complex.

Merchandise Mart

While having a stroll along Chicago River you can’t skip this outstanding building. Having a floor area of 372000 m², Merchandise March is one of the largest buildings in the world and is considered a pearl of Chicago art-deco architecture.

Day 2

Loop

Business and entertainment – this is how the Loop district can be described in a few words. Loop is the place where you will be amazed by dynamic atmosphere, feel the rhythm of real Chicago and admire the magnificent scene of the bustling megapolis.

Willis Tower

Do you want to see one of the highest buildings in the world? We are sure you do! We are also sure that you will get speechless when you see fantastic Willis Tower which is the tallest building in Illinois with the spire reaching the height of 527m. Breathtaking moment!

Monadnock Building

Having a height of only 60m, Monadnock building became the biggest office buildings in the world when it was completed 1873. Nowadays this elegant building doesn’t lose its significance and has been listed as the Chicago Landmark and the Historic Place in the National Register.

Flamingo Sculpture

In Chicago you can see art objects not only in museums: it’s enough just to have a walk through the city’s streets. In Loop district you can’t skip the eye-catching abstract Flamingo Sculpture colored in red and looking extremely cheerful and bright with skyscrapers on the background.

Chagall’s Mosaics

Just near the First National Bank of Chicago you can notice a large panel with images made of colorful mosaics by legendary Mark Chagall. Over 250 different colors were put together to create a marvelous masterpiece called “Four seasons”.

Picasso Statue

The 15-m tall unnamed statue created by a world-famous artist has become one of the most popular attractions in Chicago. Let’s look at the Picasso’s creation and try to discover the meaning of this sculpture.

Chicago Board of Trade Building

The highest building in Chicago till 1965, Board of Trade impresses with its majesty. One of the highlights here is the steel statue of the Roman Goddess Ceres on the top. This famous building has been shown in many films such as The Untouchables, Batman Begins and Transformers.

Chicago Temple

A temple is not always an old building of traditional architectural styles. And Chicago Temple proves it. Being home to the First United Methodist Church, this 173-m tall skyscraper with neo-gothic spire rises above the city and amazes with its sophistication.

Aqua Tower

Now we are going to see one of the most remarkable buildings in the city – Aqua Tower. Its unique architecture makes this 262-m high building look like a huge waterfall. Unforgettable scene!

Chicago Riverwalk

One of the best places to have a promenade in Chicago is undoubtedly Chicago Riverwalk. It is a large recreation area which provides lots of entertainment and an opportunity to enjoy picturesque views of the city and the river.

Day 3

Pilsen

Let’s start our day with exploring one of the most authentic neighborhoods in Chicago. Pilsen has a status of the district of art, where real masterpieces of street art can be seen almost everywhere. Plenty of galleries, museums, painted buildings and lots of places to have fun make Pilsen a perfect place to spend a great time in Chicago.

South Michigan Avenue

After exploring distinctive Pilsen we are coming closer to the city center. Michigan Avenue is considered to be the main artery of Chicago and today we will take a walk along its southern part with iconic skyscrapers, lots of shops and iconic parks.

Grant Park

The 1.29 km² green area is an oasis of relaxation and entertainment in the heart of Chicago. Beautiful gardens, modern installations, famous sights such as Buckingham Fountain and numerous facilities make this place perfect for spending time.

Agora Sculptures

Being one of the most original examples of Chicago’s public art, Agora is an installation of 106 headless iron statues standing in chaotic manner. Let’s guess what the artist Magdalena Abakanowicz wanted to say by this extraordinary creation.

Millenium Park

Being a part of Grant Park, Millenium Park is extremely popular among Chicagoans and tourists and welcomes more than 4 million visitors a year. Numerous art objects, interesting sights and significant events and exhibitions taking place here will not leave you indifferent.

Cloud Gate

If you ask people about their favourite sculpture in Chicago, they will surely tell you about the Cloud Gate. This sculpture has a shape of bean and made of polished steel that helps to reflect the area around. Just imagine: Chicago’s landscape can be seen in one sculpture! This is one of the best places for perfect photo ops.  

Crown Fountain

In Millenium Park you have a unique chance to be a witness of how 15-m faces of Chicagoans stream the water from their mouths. There is nothing impossible thanks to high technologies! This fountain will fascinate you by its originality.

Chicago Skyline

From the point near Millenium Park you can see incredibly picturesque scene of Chicago skyline with all the main skyscrapers and the highest buildings. This fantastic view will make you fall in love with the city and the photos taken here will be postcard-perfect.

Lake Point Tower

The 197-m tall Lake Point Tower proudly stands on the embankment of Lake Michigan. This is the building which provides the most prestigious and expensive dwelling in Chicago and is considered to be the tallest residential building in the city.

Navy Pier

Navy Pier is a concentration of beautiful nature, scenic views of Lake Michigan and a great variety of entertainments and places to have fun including famous 45-m tall Ferris Wheel which is a must-do experience here. The great mood is guaranteed when you are at Navy Pier!

• * The itinerary is subject to change