Chicago is named after its river! We will walk the beautiful Chicago river walk and learn why the Chicago River has been so important throughout the history of Chicago. We will also explore what the river means to Chicago today.

"The Bean!" Chicago's most iconic piece of public art sits in lively Millennium Park. We will ponder the art piece, learn about its creation, and find the spot to take the perfect Chicago Bean selfie.

Picasso's largest piece of art sits in a public plaza in Chicago. We will explore the piece that kicked off Chicago's rich heritage of public art.

Chicago has over 40 blocks of underground sidewalks. We will walk a few blocks down here and learn about this remarkable system.

The seat of Chicago government works in a massive building that dates back to 1906. We will explore the historic interior & learn about Chicago city government.

The Palmer House is the oldest continuously operated hotel in the United States. We will experience some of the grandeur of the jazz age in its astounding lobby.

Chicago's original public library was built in 1897 and today functions as a remarkable civic building called the Chicago Cultural Center. A jaw-dropping palace of culture, the building sparkles with the glass works of Tiffany and marbles from around the world.