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DESTINATIONS CHICAGO | THE US


HYDE PARK


WHY GO? To hang out at the favourite haunts of Barack Obama, to start with. The former president has a home in South Side’s Hyde Park. This is one of Chicago’s most charming neighbourhoods – partly due to its role as host to the World’s Columbian Exposition back in 1893, which spurred on the creation of beautiful public gardens and award-winning museums.


WHAT TO DO Kick things off with a visit to the Museum of Science and Industry – the largest science museum in the western hemisphere. Then explore the area’s architectural gems, which include the wonderfully Gothic University of Chicago, close to Obama’s pad; the DuSable Museum of African American History; and the recently renovated Frederick C Robie House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.


STREETERVILLE


WHY GO? Think of lakefront Streeterville as Chicago’s family-friendly fun zone – it’s got some of the city’s most iconic attractions, including the Navy Pier and the Museum of Contemporary Art. It’s easily accessible too, just a short walk from River North and the Magnificent Mile. If the sun’s shining, stop off at Oak Street Beach to feel the sand between your toes.


WHAT TO DO


No visit to Chicago is complete without a spin on Navy Pier’s famous ferris wheel. As well as a good range of shops and restaurants, the pier is home to the Chicago Children’s Museum and the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, which is famous for its modern twists on the bard’s classics. The nearby Museum of Contemporary Art has something for every type of art fan – the permanent collection includes 2,500 pieces, including media installations.


expert ASK THE Malcolm Davies,


product destination manager, Funway Holidays


“The architecture is one of my favourite things about Chicago,


whether it’s the skyscrapers or the stunning private homes. It’s a


great alternative to New York for those looking for a city break, and a brilliant jumping-off point


for tours and road trips exploring the Great Lakes region.”


BOOK IT


Gold Medal offers three nights at the four-star Millennium Knickerbocker Chicago from £599 per person, based on two sharing a standard double room. The price includes a Chicago CityPass and flights from Heathrow, and is valid for travel from November 4-25. goldmedal.co.uk


travelweekly.co.uk 4 JULY 2019 45


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