1- Keep in mind that you only have 60 seconds to take photos on the glass ledge if you're in a group of three or less. They open at 10 a.m. most days. 2- Chicago’s downtown could lure you into never getting on your feet in the neighborhoods, but that would be a mistake. There is no way you can visit every single sight and attraction of the city’s center unless you are planning to stay there for a month. 3- Chicago boasts some of the best museums in the world, such as the History Museum and the Adler Planetarium, and it would be a pity to be there for a few days and not visit at least a couple of them. 4- Be it the Lakefront, the Riverwalk, the J. Hancock Center or even the Willis Tower Skydeck, and enjoy the view! In such a vast metropolis, visitors easily get lost in running from attraction to attraction and sight to sight, in a futile and exhausting effort to see everything the city has to offer within a few days. 5- Seeing the world is far more educational and fun than school or college, since there are no books or writing involved, and all your senses contribute to your learning process. 6-Take as many snapshots as possible, especially of its iconic skyline. The view of the sun setting across the waters of Lake Michigan is also a mesmerizing image. You can get access to private hotel rates in Chicago by just clicking on the link in our bio, rates go up to 75% off and are unavailable anywhere else #hotels #bookings #discoverhotels #besthotels #chicago