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pamperedbecky said:Holy cow, this looks like fun. Heck, I've lived in Chicago all my life and I want to go do this!!!
pchefkris said:DEB ~
We're 12 years on June 19 ~ who knew... still waiting on the 10th. and waiting... and I'll still be waiting. I like the pizza thing ~ way cool!
Chicago is home to many iconic attractions. You can visit Millennium Park to see the famous Cloud Gate sculpture, explore the Art Institute of Chicago, or take a stroll along the Magnificent Mile for shopping and dining. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Navy Pier for entertainment and beautiful lake views.
Absolutely! Chicago is known for its deep-dish pizza, so be sure to try places like Giordano's or Lou Malnati's. For a taste of Chicago-style hot dogs, visit Portillo's. If you're looking for fine dining, Alinea and The Girl & The Goat are highly recommended.
After conference sessions, consider taking an architectural boat tour to see the city's stunning skyline from the water. You can also explore the vibrant neighborhoods like Wicker Park or Lincoln Park, or catch a show at one of Chicago's many theaters, such as The Second City for comedy or the Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
Yes, many conferences host networking events, but you can also visit local coffee shops or bars near the conference venue. Places like Intelligentsia Coffee or The Aviary are great for informal meetups. Additionally, check if there are any local meetups or events happening during your stay.
Chicago has an excellent public transportation system, including buses and the 'L' train, which can take you to most major attractions and conference venues. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are also widely available. If you prefer walking, many areas are pedestrian-friendly, especially downtown.