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The name "Chicago" comes from the French interpretation of the Native American word for "wild onion" or "wild garlic". And, while we assure you that the city doesn't reek of onion or garlic, we can't promise you won't get blown around, "The Windy City" being another one of Chicago's names.

Currently, Chicago is the most populated city in the Midwest and the third most populous city in the United States. "The Most American of the Big Cities", Chicago is also a major business and financial...

Harold Washington Library After viewing the wonderful red-brick and intricate details of its...	Eskell Eskell is a unique store in Chicago that carries an in-house line of...
Emil Bach House Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1915, Emil Bach's House is designed...	Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica Over 100 years ago, Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica was built in the East...
Merchandise Mart Once the largest building in the world in terms of floor space, the...	Tribune Tower The birth of the Tribune Tower, the home of the "Chicago Tribune", came...
Wrigley Building Originally built to house the Wrigley Gum Company's headquarters, the...	Buckingham Fountain One of the largest fountains in the world, Buckingham Fountain is...
Pritzker Pavilion The Jay Pritzker Pavilion, located in Millennium Park, is a band shell...	Lou Malnati's While Lou Malnati's is a small pizza chain located in and around the...
Hot Doug's Think you know Chicago style hot dogs? Think again! At Hot Doug'...	Gibsons Bar and Steakhouse Considered by many to be a Chicago staple and a must-have experience,...
Crown Hall Crown Hall serves as the home for the College of Architecture at the...	Chicago Water Tower The Chicago Water Tower is known by many to be the only building to...