Points of Interest

A unique and exciting entertainment venue. It's the perfect spot for students to bowl, eat and watch the HD screens that features video jukebox. A great way to relax and enjoy yourselves! Read more »

Brookfield Zoo offers a variety of meaningful and exciting experiences including interactive exhibits, animal demonstrations, and some 400 animal species spread over 216 acres of naturalistic settings. Read more »

Celebrate America’s pastime with a Chicago Cubs game at famous Wrigley Field or across town at US Cellular Field, home of the Chicago White Sox. Read more »

The Chicago Botanic Garden, with its world-renowned plant collections and displays, is one of the country's most visited public gardens and a preeminent center for learning and scientific research. The 385-acre Garden features 23 display gardens and three native habitats, uniquely situated on nine islands surrounded by lakes. Read more »

As one of the most comprehensive free arts showcases in the United States, this landmark building is the setting for hundreds of programs and exhibitions presented annually by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs. The Center is housed in a landmark building, featuring two spectacular stained glass domes and magnificent mosaics. It is also home to the city's official Visitor Center. Read more »

You will be jumpin' and jivin' to a Latin beat as the instructors take you through several Latin dances step-by-step. This high-energy lesson will cover a variety of dances including everything from Salsa to Merengue to Latin Hip Hop. By the end, everyone will be moving with style! Read more »

This indoor conservatory features greenhouses with tropical displays, divided into four area: the Palm House, the Fernery, the Orchid House and the Show House. Built in the late 19th century, the site quickly became an attraction in the continually expanding Lincoln Park. Read more »

Among the oldest zoological gardens in the country (established in 1868), Lincoln Park Zoo is also among the most modern-a leader in wildlife conservation, community education and recreation. A premier Chicago attraction, its intimate setting enables guests to experience the thrill of gazing directly into the eyes of a lowland gorilla and standing toe to toe with an African elephant. Famous also for its historical structures, the zoo is open 365 days a year. Read more »

Explore many stores and shops where the majority of the clerks and patrons speak Spanish. Visit a Candy/Pinata store, a Mexican bakery, a grocery store, and even a Mexican flea market/discount store. Read more »

Experience the romance and adventure of the Middle Ages at Medieval Times. Dine on a royal feast (in medieval style, of course, with no silverware!) as you watch knights battle for their kingdoms. Enjoy a display of horsemanship by majestic Andalusian stallions and thrilling jousting events. Read more »

The Osaka Garden is an authentic Japanese garden with pavilion, moon bridge, Shinto gate, and traditional Japanese horticulture that was a gift to Chicago from Japan for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. Newly renovated, the garden is a perfect spot for picnics and family activities, and to learn about Japanese culture and gardening. Read more »

Pilsen Village is one of the Mexican/Latino neighborhoods found in Chicago. A number of unique shopping experiences can be found here, as well as authentic Mexican restaurants. A tour of this neighborhood might include places of interest such as the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, a churro factory, a Mexican bakery, and more. Read more »

Since 1959, The Second City has established itself as a Chicago landmark and a national treasure. The theatre that launched the careers of such comic greats as John Belushi, Bill Murray, and Gilda Radner has nightly original comedy revues. Read more »