One of America's smallest, oldest and best-loved ballparks. Wrigley Field is home to the Chicago Cubs.

Located on Lake Michigan, Navy Pier offers a unique collection of restaurants, shops and entertainment. On the Pier is Chicago's Children's Museum, an IMAX Theater, Crystal Garden (an indoor botanical park), the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows, a permanent 150-foot high Ferris Wheel, a carousel, an old-fashioned swing ride, 18-hole miniature golf course and the Skyline Stage outdoor performance pavilion.

One of the last free zoos in the country. You can see elephants, giraffes, rhinos, wild dogs, hissing cockroaches and other native African wildlife. You can feed cows or meet goats at the Farm-in-the-Zoo and enjoy a magical journey on the Endangered Species Carousel.

Get the best view of Chicago from one of the world's tallest buildings. With the collapse of the World Trade Center Towers, the Sears Tower is now the tallest North American building -- again.

Three square blocks of open lakefront complete with a Ferris wheel, outdoor music pavilion and ice skating rink.

This Classic Renaissance structure is guarded by two bronze lions at the entrance and boasts one of the world's greatest art collections. The trademark American Gothic painting lives here.

There are recreated Amazon River and Philippine coral reef environments. The newest exhibit, Wild Reef -- Sharks at Shedd, is one of the largest and most diverse shark exhibits in North America.

Visit Chicago's third tallest building and get more great views of the city from the 94th (!) floor observatory.

On the Navy Pier you'll find the city's first full sensory maze, where surprises await you at every twist and turn. Find your way through the mirror maze, walk through the spinning tunnel and much more.