“Navy Pier is a 3,300-foot-long pier on the Chicago shoreline of Lake Michigan. It is located in the Streeterville neighborhood of the Near North Side community area.”

“One of the largest movie screens you've ever seen at Chicago's legendary Navy Pier!”

“Located on Navy Pier, this is our country's most acclaimed Shakespeare theatre. The productions are world class on every level. If you haven't seen a play here, you're missing out on a great evening. It's not the boring Shakespeare you were forced to read in high school. The plays come to life on this main stage. There are major action sequences, lightning and thunder, canons, music, and even singing and dancing. And they feature award winning directors and actors. Tickets are surprisingly affordable...If you're under 35, you can buy two tickets for $20 each. And even regularly priced tickets are not expensive. Parking at Navy Pier is discounted for you as well.”

“HIGHLY recommend doing the architecture river cruise. I've done it a handful of times since moving to Chicago and its my favorite. The sunset cruise is also lovely too. Bar on board.”

“Fun place to see the city and get a bite. Very tourist heavy so might not be for everyone. Fun for kids. ”

“A must for anyone new to Chicago. Seadog Cruises take you out on the lake for great skyline views and along the Chicago River to explore the wonderful architecture that Chicago is famous for.”

“The Centennial Wheel is open year-round. No matter the season, the enclosed gondolas provide a comfortable experience and miraculous city views. plan your visit between November 1 and March 31 to take advantage of special seasonal pricing! Adults$15”

“"Experience Chicago's historic, off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods through delicious local food. Our food tours are the perfect blend of culture, food & fun!"”