Finding free activities in Chicago is a great way to educate the kids and keep them entertained on a budget. The Tribune Tower is one of my favorite free activities in Chicago for both kids and adults! The Tribune Tower is located at 534 N. Michigan Avenue, a stones throw from all that shopping on […]
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When you’re shopping or visiting downtown Chicago for the weekend, or are a local looking for a new venue to enjoy a relaxing evening, choose one of these top wine bars in the city. Wine bars are a great place for a romantic date, a light dinner, or social events to mingle and relax with […]
Although Chicago’s most famous markets center around food, many antique and flea markets take place downtown throughout the year. Antique shopping is a unique experience in an outdoor setting; downtown Chicago fills with local and national vendors to showcase trunks and other unique finds for the avid collector. Flea markets are great places to indulge […]
Looking for some free Wi Fi spots in downtown Chicago. Here are two of my favorite spots for free Internet and free Wi Fi in downtown Chicago. Traveling in a large city like Chicago can be so much fun, but when you need the internet to stay connected or get a little work done, you […]
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Authentic Italian food isn’t hard to come by when you’re in downtown Chicago; the area is full of traditional restaurants, many of which are family-owned and continue to use authentic recipes handed down through generations. Real Italian food that uses fresh ingredients, homemade marinara sauce, and made-from-scratch crusts and breads, offer the complete Italian experience. […]
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With the Blues in downtown Chicago, there’s nothing better for me than an evening on a jet ski and a martini in hand! Chicago offers some of the most interesting and unique clubs in the Midwest, places to enjoy the thrills of Buddy Guy, tune in to Ray Brown, or just become a jazz aficionado. […]
Cajun cuisine is not the first food that comes to mind when thinking of Chicago, but the rustic country Southern cooking is available in restaurants in the city and in the suburbs. Louisiana is famed for delicious cuisine, particularly Creole and Cajun. The difference between the two styles is that Creole was the food of […]