Located in Daley Plaza, this sculpture that resembles a metal baboon is one of the many masterpieces created by the world famous artist himself. Also known as the 'Untitled Sculpture', this massive sculpture is 50 feet in height and weighs 162 tons. Picasso refused an offer for USD100,000 at the time from a private collector, but instead gifted his work to the city. People believe that the sculpture might have been an inspiration from an English woman, Lydia Corbett, who posed for Picasso in 1954!

Northerly Island is a peninsula spread over 91 acres of land. It juts into Lake Michigan. The nature area at Northerly Island features beautiful strolling paths, casual play areas and a spectacular view of the Chicago skyline. It also has a concert area named Charter One Pavilion, with a seating capacity of 7,500. Also known as one of the Chicago's best fishing point, this place, indeed, is perfect to soak in the sun and relax.

In August 2004 Jefferson Street between Monroe and Van Buren became honorary "The Godfather of House Music" Frankie Knuckles Way, near the site of the Warehouse, a club where Knuckles was DJ between 1977 and 1982.

The Four Seasons Mosaic is a 70 feet long, 14 feet high and 10 feet wide fabulous masterpiece. This artistic mosaic has been created by Marc Chagall. Located in the Chase Tower Plaza, this mosaic work is wrapped around a wall resembling a rectangular box. An artists gift to the city of Chicago, this magnificent art is truly amazing!

The Spirit of Chicago offers a vibrant cruise experience while acquainting one with the superb skyline of Chicago. One is spoiled for choice with several lunch, dinner, midnight, moonlight, theme, and fireworks cruises to choose from. One can avail of a broad, delectable menu for buffet dining aboard while booking a cruise. Entertainment comprises of performances. Several dining and entertainment enhancement packages are available as well. Well-trained guides run the guests through the history and trivia about the Chicago skyline. Interior areas of the ship are designated as non-smoking areas. One can purchase tickets online through their website.

The Skyline Princess is one of the sightseeing fleets of the Mercury Chicago's Skyline Cruises. It is a 105-seater vessel which has both open-air as well as closed seating. The cruise is the perfect way to explore the historic and modern buildings of Chicago along the Chicago River. It is a part of Mercury's day and night guided tours of the Chicago skyline. It is also a part of the Lake front cruises for the 3rd of July Fireworks Display-the largest fireworks show in Chicago. The useful information provided by the guides aboard ensure an informed yet personalized tour of the city.

The Tavern Club, founded in 1927, is a private club offering an exciting mix of fabulous cuisine and service. This club located in the historic Michigan Avenue was originally built to encourage the city's culture and arts. The clientele cuts across a vast section of society and the who's who of Chicago can be spotted here. The club has a North Lounge and bar, a main dining room and Sky pavilion and Terrace. The main dining room can accommodate 250 people. The club is an ideal location for hosting wedding parties, banquets, formal events and corporate functions.

Don't go by the look of this place, though the huge yellow tent may give you the feeling of entering a circus. The yellow tent built on the Butler Field in Grant Park, is actually an outdoor facility with state of the art amenities. The large tent serves as a theater, exhibition center or something or the other throughout the year. Cultural events and festivals are also held here, one such being 'The Outdoor Film Festival'.

Chicago's First Lady is the official boat tour of the Chicago Architecture Foundation, this cruise is the best place to learn more about of Chicago's glorious buildings. If architecture and buildings don't do it for you, perhaps the views and the gentle lapping of the water against the boat will. If education trips aren't your thing then one can also host a party, event or a wedding on Chicago's First Lady which opens daily at 9am.

With access points to Navy Pier, Buckingham Fountain, and various museums, its no wonder that this paved two-lane attraction draws countless outdoor enthusiasts, tourists, and sunbathers, basking in the natural beauty of Lake Michigan. Whether its a stroll along the shoreline or simply just enjoying the view, Chicago's Lakefront Path is the city's international icon to the world.