I went to Chicago in November for a full on Christmassy Chicago experience. Here are a few of the best things to do in Chicago in winter to stay warm and happy, and to see as much of the city as possible.
– Lou Mitchell’s for breakfast
– Skydeck
– ChristKindl Market
– Macys
– The Bean
– Riverwalk
– Ginos Pizza
– Blue Man Group
– House of Blues
– L Train to the neighbourhoods
– Armitage
– Lincoln Park Zoo
– Light Lane Festival
[AD disclosure]
I was in Chicago, Illinois thanks to Enjoy Illinois, the Illinois Office of Tourism. I received visits to most of the above in return for a review and a mention in my travel blog. I just felt like making a video too.
#ChicagoinWinter #EnjoyIllinois #WinterChicago
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