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Boat tours are a great way to see downtown Chicago.


The Magnificent Mile is known as a shopping mec Different ways to see Chicago


Chicago Hop on Hop off Tour - Your lightly narrated Chicago double-decker bus or trolley tour provides conve- nient transport around the city so you can visit the land- marks, museums and other attractions that most interest you


Chicago Architecture River Cruise - Pass by more than 40 distinctive buildings, including the Aon Center, the John Hancock Center, the Willis Tower (formerly known as the Sears Tower) the Wrigley Building and the IBM Building. Listen as your guide recounts the two major events that helped shape the architectural history of the city


Buckingham Fountain is one of the largest in the world.


Chicago Bike Tours – The tour offers a diverse mix of nature and attractions. Top sites include: The Chicago Lakefront, Navy Pier, North Avenue Beach, Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Conservatory. Kid-friendly. Night Tours are also available.


Chicago's lakefront is one of its best features. 36 • Summer 2017


Maggie Daley Park is a popular attraction for families. The Hub


Photo by Adam Alexander.


Photo by Mark Segal.


Photo by Adam Alexander.


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