Chicago Air & Water Show

Millions of Chicagoans flock to the Lake Michigan shoreline to watch as the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and U.S. Army Parachute Team Gold...

Cross over the North Avenue Bridge from Lincoln Park, pause to admire the stunning view of Lake Shore Drive and Michigan Avenue, and then...

The newly renovated Chicago History Museum offers interesting exhibitions for both children and adult visitors. Explore the city's colorf...

Before Lincoln Park was a park, it was one of the city's largest cemeteries. Most of the graves were relocated, although construction cre...

When Dwight Moody arrived in Chicago from Boston in 1856, he was a humble shoe salesman who felt a religious calling. He founded a school...

Charnley-Persky House's building, designed in 1891 by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, serves as the headquarters for the Society o...

After you leave here, you might long for the days when you could actually have visited the real thing. It seems that a 1940s nightclub ha...

For more than 40 years, Second City has been the top comedy club in Chicago and the most famous of its ilk in the country. Ph...

Speedboats shuttle 23 times a day from the Vaitape small boat harbor to this posh resort on the northern end of Motu Toopua,...

The Pump Room is definitely an iconic Chicago restaurant, but these days its main draw is nostalgia -- not the food. Back whe...

Resembling a Rocky Mountain ski lodge, Fireplace Inn is an American barbecue restaurant that is both casual and elegant. Featuring with e...

Kamehachi is Japanese for 'eight turtles' - a symbol of long life and good luck. This hip joint offers the standard Japanese fare which i...

The serving process at Flat Top Grill may be slightly confusing, but you will pick up the procedure quickly if you are paying attention....

Cantonese food cooked with 100% cholesterol-free vegetable oil. The message is missing, but not the taste. Most orders can be cooked hot...

Operated by the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation, the Craft Cultural Centre, also called Budaya Craft, not only s...

First you take a tortilla. Then spread all manner of rice, vegetables and, occasionally, meat into it. Roll it up, tuck in the ends, and...

In 1971, the Lettuce Entertain You empire began at this humble eatery. The menu is bare-bones American fare and the atmosphere is gritty...

A dark, subterranean hideaway, Geja's (pronounced gay-haz) regularly shows up on lists of the most romantic restaurant...