Central neighborhood in Chicago is an enticing urban retreat with a wealth of cultural treasures. Known for its landmark, the iconic Willis Tower, this area is a paradise for architecture enthusiasts. Art lovers will find their haven at the nearby Art Institute of Chicago, boasting a collection that spans 5,000 years. For those with a taste for the culinary arts, world-class restaurants, such as the Michelin-starred Alinea, await. With excellent connectivity via the 'L' train system, navigating through the city's attractions from Central is a breeze.

The Theater District of Chicago is a cultural hotspot, teeming with theaters, galleries, and fine dining establishments. The famed Goodman Theatre and iconic Chicago Theatre showcase diverse performances, from Broadway hits to thought-provoking dramas. The district is also a food lover's paradise, boasting restaurants such as Petterino's, known for its pre-show dining. Easy access to the CTA 'L' trains and buses make getting around a breeze. The Theater District offers a rich blend of art, culture, and cuisines, making it an enticing choice for visitors looking for a lively, sophisticated urban experience.

Streeterville is where visitors head for play at Navy Pier, a pseudo amusement park and development of restaurants, shops, rides, and other activities. You’ll find lots of action and excitement on the docks. Along the pier, you’ll see the statue of the captain for whom Streeterville is named. While you enjoy your fair share of sightseeing at the pier, you can also visit other popular attractions there such as the Chicago Children’s Museum and the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Off the pier you’ll find more restaurants from low-cost pubs to high-end establishments. Arts and culture aficionados should be sure not to miss the Museum of Contemporary Art.