Pack some layers if you are visiting Chicago in Spring or Autumn since it is will be chilly and possibly windy. We took the late flight back to Dallas after catching up with a friend. Sunday we met up with Teresa Peek from Tour through a Lens, who took us on a tour to see all the cool murals around downtown and gave us an insight into some of the architecture and other art in the city. Saturday we spent some time shopping and conquering our fears by visiting both Sears Tower and 360 Chicago. We got to a Spa and enjoyed some sips and a great meal. We then dressed up to watch Broadway’s hit musical and award winning show – Hamilton. We then went up to the Art Institute of Chicago, had some sandwiches at Pret right across the street. The next morning on Friday we hit the ground running with a stop at the Millennium Park to see the famous Bean. We got there late at night on Thursday and went to bed at our Hotel on the cultural mile. You can conquer your fears on the skyscrapers and do some shopping on the Magnificent Mile, eat some deep dish pizza, pamper yourselves with spa time at one of the many luxury hotels in the city and catch a show. I don’t think I will survive winter in Chicago but Spring and Fall are a great time to visit when the city is less crowded.
During summer the city hosts a wide variety of summer festivals in the many parks and outdoor venues. There is a great theater scene and you can catch some nice comedy shows at the famous Second City. The Windy City often tops the list as one of the Best Big Cities in The World! It is known for its architecture and its sports teams, but Chicago is perfect for a girlfriend getaway.
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