Where to Visit in Chicago & How to Reach?

This Christmas, grab a backpack and get out of your home to take a trip to Chicago. The merriest festivals have an amazing vibe in which the city of Chicago lit up to make your Christmas charmingly beautiful. Out of its majestic skyscrapers draped in lights to the sweeping arc of its expansive frozen lakeshore, there is a sense of trust and pride that radiates from Chicago's landmark features as well as from the faces of the residents in December. Windy City embodies the values of the heartland of America, and a trip to Chicago offers visitors the opportunity to attend the amazing holiday events and fun, see what an American city looks in Christmas. With plenty to see and do, vacationers will find it hard to determine which sights are worth exploring in Chicago. Even if you're an out-of-towner or a tried-and-true Chicagoan planning a stay, we've put together the few best attractions in Chicago for your comfort of visiting at Christmas.

Where to visit in Chicago: 

Millennium Park:  

This large 24.5-acre front yard portion of Chicago is one of the city's most popular outdoor sports, watching public art, and attending special events. Snap a shot in front of the Cloud Gate (a.k.a. the Bean), walk through the serene Lurie Gardens, and catch a free concert at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion built by Frank Gehry (in the summer) or skate at the McCormick Tribune Ice Rink (in the winter).

Art Institute of Chicago: 

Among the most well-known cultural institutions in the city, home to over 300,000 artworks and a restaurant on-site, Terzo Piano (Italian-Mediterranean food). Get acquainted with vintage paintings such as Georges Seurat's A Sunday on La Grande Jatte (as seen in Ferris Bueller's Day Off) and the American Gothic of Grant Wood, or observe an extensive collection of contemporary works in the Modern Wing museum.

Lincoln Park Zoo:   

This 35-acre zoo, located in the middle of Lincoln Park, houses over 1,000 animals and is one of the few remaining free zoos in the country. Enjoy cute African penguins cavorting in Penguin Cove, enjoy magnificent cats in the Kovler Lion House, or visit McCormick Reptile House's scaled residents, all completely free. Believe us; this is going to get wild!

Navy Pier:

The Navy Pier, the playground on the lakeshore of Chicago, includes gardens, restaurants and attractions. The 1,000-meter long pier, built-in 1916, protrudes out of Lake Michigan and attributes a Ferris wheel, a carousel, and an IMAX theatre. The site is also home to the Children's Museum and the Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows, featuring over 150 pieces, including 11 Tiffany windows, as an ideal family destination.

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Magnificent Mile:

The Magnificent Mile is considered one of the best shopping districts in the world, a section of Michigan Avenue running from Oak Street to the Chicago River. The "Mag Mile," as it's often named, often gives access to many of Chicago's many landmarks and tourist attractions such as the Contemporary Art Museum, the Wrigley Building, and the Chicago Water Tower.

How to reach Chicago: 

This festive season you will get best deals on air flights on tours and more. And, regardless of whether you are a domestic or international traveler, arriving in Chicago by plane is most convenient. Cheap Flight Tickets to Chicago are available for purchase ,but the right choice is the right platform and time to book tickets. Many leading airlines are serving the city, which makes it easier for you to get cheaper tickets. For more flight related updates, reservations, deals, arrangements and tours, get in touch with one of our Orbisfliers travel expert, who is there to help you 24*7.