Friday, December 28, 2012

What are some good places to visit in Chicago?

Q. My sister and I are planning on going to Chicago for the week of the fourth of July. What are some fun, interesting, and relatively inexpensive places to go? Is there an Off-Broadway kind of thing in Chicago? What are some good places to eat? Are there any cheap hotels that aren't full of crack-heads?

If you're going to make some suggestions, keep in mind that my sister and I are 18 and 25, respectively. That puts some limits on what we can do.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! :]

A. Why donât you check out-
Navy Pier
Sears Tower
Chicago style pizza like Gino's East, Lou Malnati's or Giordanoâs
Millennium Park
Michigan Ave
Chicagoâs ethnic neighborhoods (Greek Town, Chinatown, etc)
Art Institute of Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Shedd Aquarium
John Hancock Building
Field Museum
Solider Field
Cubs/Whitesox Game
Buckingham Fountain and Grant Park
Lincoln Park Zoo (free)
Chicago Cultural Center
Alder Planetarium
Museum of Contemporary Photography
Chicago Childrenâs Theatre
Chicago Theatre
Second City Comedy Club
Water Tower
The Garfield Park Conservatory
Six Flags Great America in Gurnee
Chicago style hot dogs
Garrett's Popcorn....VERY FAMOUS
The Untouchable Tours

Hotels are in abundance, your good if you stay in the loop area generally.

What is the best hotel around Chicago?
Q. I am looking to stay at a hotel in Chicago NEAREST to their navy base in great lakes. I am trying to visit my boyfriend for when he graduates and I'd like the cheapest or nearest place possible. And if I do decide to stay there, is Chicago a good city to get my hotel, or is there a city closer?

A. I don't think you're ready for the BIG CITY. The naval base is in North Chicago. It is not a part of the city of Chicago. In fact it is about 37 miles from downtown Chicago. Below are some hotels near the training center:

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g36461-North_Chicago_Illinois-Hotels.html

Fairly good restaurants are not too far in Gurnee

http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&hl=en&q=gurnee+restaurants&aq=1&aqi=g4g-o1&aql=&oq=gurnee+re&gs_rfai=&pbx=1&fp=e101ff708d439543

Cheap Chicago hotels with public transportation available?
Q. Need help fast! I'm going to Chicago today and I found out that the hotel we reserved doesn't have any public transportation around. We're looking for a very cheap hotel (under $80 per night) and has bus stops or train stations around. Any suggestions?

A. Have you tried Priceline? Any hotel on the loop or North Michigan Ave will have public transportation within a block.




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