This beloved Chicago drive-in is like a blast from the past. The rooftop figures of ‘Superdawg’ (in a Tarzan suit) and his lady companion have been winking at patrons since the 1940s. Read more.
Attracting 8.6 million visitors annually, Navy Pier is Chicago's lakefront playground. It was designed for shipping and recreation and has evolved into a major Midwest leisure destination.
This museum's centerpiece is a flying machine whose size and reputation dwarfs all others. It is the Hughes H-4 Hercules, the largest aircraft to be built almost entirely from wood. Read more.
Beautiful hotel. I hope the pool never changes. A Chicago landmark
[Holabird & Root, 1928] One of Chicago's finest Art Deco skyscrapers. This "temple to the automobile" features an original 29-foot wide mural.
[Holabird & Roche, 1912] This Romanesque-inspired building recently underwent meticulous restoration including the recreation of design elements such as tile floors, elevator grills & light fixtures.
