Going to Chicago, what are the best places to see there?

on wednesday night there is a free concert at the Old Town music center. On lincoln ave. It is a little bit north in Lakeview area. It is fun.

ok your secure facets of the city is a touch incorrect. each and every thing of it has good and undesirable. North part has the suitable and worst ex. Michigan av. and the position cabrini eco-friendly became once and the hot housing. (in case you do not comprehend what cabrini eco-friendly it became between the most threatening places contained in the international) alongside with henry horner and all the different housings, that are in basic terms blocks faraway from Michigan Av. West part has this undesirable attractiveness because it became once risky with the mafia in there and had diverse negative immigrants, yet lots of the west part is secure and has greek, chinese language, and italian neighbourhoods. and so on... the position lots of the human beings contained in the neighbourhoods are of that good yet certainly not everyone. i'd say it really is your suitable wager, it really is ordinarily secure and it has low-cost housing and it also has multimillion $ homes. (I stay on the west part in Little Italy) Then there is the south part it has the decrease income homes without being thoroughly supported like chicago housings. Out of all the perimeters south would in all likelihood be the worst even even though it isn't the worst area of Chicago in it... If that makes any experience to you? South part also has very effective places to stay. What you want seems very plausible and there are subway places everywhere and if for some tiny reason there are none by technique of you hop on a trolly they are loose.

Sears Tower, Water Tower, House of Blues, Navy Pier, Theres alot of great places. You should just check online tours for more ideas.

the former Marshall Field's, Navy Peir, the Cultural Center, Navy Peir, Michigan Ave. the MCA, Second city are some fun places,

oh gosh don't go to sears tower..it's sooooo freaken boring! if you want to see the view check out john hancock center's signature room. you dont have to have dinner there but you can go to the bar and it's like the 96th floor. then you can do shopping around michigan and state. check out navy pier and the millenium park. since you're going to be closer to state st. you can do shopping around there as well as hit all the bars and restaurants.

The Sears Tower!!!...the shed aquarium...the Art Institute of Chicago(Picasso!!!...n Monet!!! and LOTS!! more)

the sears tower,the navy pier,