4 Days in Chicago Itinerary

Chicago looked gorgeous from our balcony. Hyatt Regency has a fairly good bar, where there is a lot of space to move around and is not squishy. We just took our breakfast from here which was a buffet but had great amount of variety. The rooms have plush beds and numerous munching options.

From Caramel Crisp, to Cheesecorn, Garrett has both your sweet and salty cravings covered. The flagship store on the Magnificent Mile often has a line around the block. I was confused with so many options in the flavor. A good idea was we picked up some of these on our way to Millennium park.

Called as \\\ Cloud Gate\\\ Its glass-like reflective surface provides distorted images of Chicago skyline and visitors feel amused to see their warped reflections on \\\ The Bean\\\ . It was fun sitting in this place and seeing people of all sorts-from teenagers, Guitarist playing,singers singing.

It’s a The Frank O. Gehry designed stage framed in ribbons of metal.

Loved the wide open concrete space around the fountain, the natural green spaces infused with flowers and the winding paths - just across the street is a long walking, biking or running trail along the Michigan River, walked the entire length of the trail very nice park and fountain, very much worth

One of the highlights of our trip. An amazing interactive fountain. So cool! It is cooler to see it spit.

Neat and Clean and not so crowded.

Very crowded must say! Came here for a drink on a sunny day. It is located right on the beach and offers great view of the water. More of a party spot with a DJ and a bunch of beach bros.

You have boat tours, rides, shopping, food everything. It\\\'s a heaven for kids and some of us looking to unleash the child within. The boat tour throughout the city is a good deal mainly if you are short of time.

What froyos! TCBYs is one place that offers best sinful indulgences. You can dump every chocolate, candies, gummies imaginable on your yogurt. Avoid orange sherbet, it might take a toll on your throat.

Very crowded place.

The new tilt attraction was over quickly (they charge you an extra $7 on top of the $19 ticket once you\\\'re up there) but well worth doing just to experience how weird it is looking down/back on the building you\\\'re standing in. It moves down in 3 increments, so the vertigo does kick in!

It has a view n place which even Sears Tower (Welles Tower) can\\\'t provide. It has a restaurant at 95 Floor where u can grab a drink n enjoy 360 view of Chicago at night.

Chicagoans of all stripes filter in to the Spirit of Music Garden in Grant Park to boogie on weekends for SummerDance. Instructors lead lessons in samba, tango, rumba or another style. Once the group masters the footwork, a band arrives to play the music. The result is a rip-roaring global party.

A variation on the French dip sandwich, the Italian beef originated in Chicago’s Italian South Side and consists of thinly sliced roast beef, hot and sweet peppers (giardiniera) and Italian bread. It’s often dipped in the juices the beef was cooked in making it as messy as it is delicious.