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O'hare International Airport 43 Min

Grant Park (15 Min)
319-Acre Centerpiece Of Downtown Housing Some Of The City's Busiest Attractions.

Millennium Park (19 Min)
24.5-Acre Green Space With A Video Display, The Reflective Bean Sculpture & An Outdoor Theater.

Chicago Riverwalk (21 Min)
Riverside Pedestrian Path Featuring City Views & Dining, Plus Bridges, Fishing Piers & Boat Docks.

Museum Of Science And Industry, Chicago (20 Min)
Sprawling, Hands-On Museum Full Of Informative, Child-Friendly Scientific & Industrial Exhibits.

Adler Planetarium (19 Min)
Interactive Exhibits & High-Tech Sky Shows Entertain Stargazers, Lakefront Views Are A Bonus.

Cloud Gate (21 Min)
Huge Outdoor Sculpture Shaped Like A Bean & Allowing For Views From Its Many Mirrored Sides.

Lincoln Park Zoo (25 Min)
Small, Free Zoo With Lions, Primates, Reptiles, A Children's Area & An Interactive Farm Exhibit.

Navy Pier (21 Min)
Former Navy Training Center Draws Crowds With Carnival Rides, Restaurants, Shops & Fireworks.

875 North Michigan Avenue (23 Min)
Skyscraper Observation Deck Offering Panoramic City Views From 1,000 Feet Up, Plus Food & Drink.

Shedd Aquarium (18 Min)
State-Of-The-Art Indoor Aquarium, Famous For Its Variety Of Habitats & Views Of Lake Michigan.

Field Museum (16 Min)
State-Of-The-Art Museum Of Science & Invention, With The World's Largest Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Crown Fountain (20 Min)
Public Sculpture With A Pair Of 50-Ft. Led Towers & A Reflecting Pool, By Jaume Plensa, A Catalan.

Buckingham Fountain (18 Min)
Among The World’S Largest, Grant Park’S 3-Level Rococo Fountain (1927) Offers Light & Water Shows.

Skydeck Chicago (22 Min)
103Rd Floor Of The Former Sears Tower With Clear Observation Boxes & Views Extending To Four States.

The Art Institute Of Chicago (19 Min)
Renowned Art Museum Holding Nearly 300,000 Works From All Over The World, Spanning Many Centuries.