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Chicago Riverwalk
Stretching one and a quarter miles along the south bank of the Chicago River from Lake Michigan to Lake Street, the award-winning Chicago Riverwalk offers a pedestrian-friendly urban escape. Stroll the scenic promenade to discover waterfront restaurants and bars and public art installations, and to try kayak rentals, and architecture boat tours. The path features four distinct districts and provides stunning views of Chicago's world-famous architecture.
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The Second City
Since opening in 1959, The Second City has become one of the most influential improvisational comedy theaters in the world. Located in the Old Town neighborhood, this legendary venue launched the careers of comedy icons including Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Bill Murray, and John Belushi. Visit today to experience cutting-edge sketch comedy, improv shows, and the next generation of comedy superstars performing seven nights a week.
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Chicago Theatre
One of the city’s most iconic landmarks, the Chicago Theatre originally opened in 1921 as a lavish movie palace and is now a National Historic Landmark. The venue hosts concerts, comedians, theatrical productions, and special events in its stunning 3,600-seat auditorium, featuring a grand lobby, sweeping staircase, and ornate architectural details. The distinctive vertical marquee has become an unofficial symbol of the city.
