Recommend Me Places to See in Chicago

[Nema98]

@stillownedbysetters

The Shedd Aquarium, while not boasting the cultural gravitas of the wonderful AIoC, is educational and fun. The outer infinity wall that appears to join the inside exhibits to Lake Michigan itself is well worth a look.

There is a bus that makes stops at each building along the Museum Circuit that helps tremendously in the cold weather. In the summer, it is a pleasant walk. Not so much inJanuary.

Another stop well worth making is the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. They have an enormous collection of interesting and unusual items that they change up often. They aren’t on the Museum Circuit, but can be easily reached by cab or bus.

For a blues cliub, either Legends or Kingston Mines are worth a visit.

If you want to try a real Chicago deep dish pizza, I recommend Lou Malnati’s.

Have fun and dress for damp icy cold if you are going down near the Lake.

Thanks you so much!!

Thanks all for he suggestions, I can’t respond to all individually because I don’t want to prolong this thread with my own “Thank you’s”.

[ZipperJJ]

If you have any interest in baseball whatsoever, a tour of Wrigley Field is historically mind-blowing.

[Gatopescado]

@ZipperJJ

If you have any interest in baseball whatsoever, a tour of Wrigley Field is historically mind-blowing.

Or Elwood Blue’s place of abode.

[I_Love_Me_Vol.I]

Recommend Me Places to See in Chicago

What are “Me Places”?

Or maybe the OP title was a typo and you meant to write “Recommend to Me Places to See in Chicago”. I’m confused.

[Dr_Paprika]

Art Institute and Wrigley Field are very good. Consider Buddy Guy’s or House of Blues. Check out the discount ticket places and see Blue Man Group or Book of Mormon if you haven’t. I saw an amazing Parlour magician but think it was a one off. Eat deep dish pizza and hot dogs with every topping but ketchup. Shedd Aquarium, Museum of Science and Industry, the waterfront area are pretty good. Check concert listings and see if the Blackhawks are playing.

[Mr_Downtown]

@Nema98

I am generally a subway train fan rather than a bus one

A nice two-hour circle trip I recommend to visitors is to catch the Brown Line on the Loop Elevated and ride it to Belmont, enjoying your second-story view of the city. There transfer across the platform to the Red Line, continuing north to Berwyn (the station, not the suburb). At Berwyn, go downstairs and board the waiting 146 bus, which will run south along the lake shore (express for half the distance) and then along the Magnificent Mile, continuing on to State Street, and thence to the Museum Campus.

[pulykamell]

@I_Love_Me_Vol.I

Recommend Me Places to See in Chicago

What are “Me Places”?

Or maybe the OP title was a typo and you meant to write “Recommend to Me Places to See in Chicago”. I’m confused.

“Recommend” is sometimes used – at least in certain dialects – as a ditransitive verb, with such structures as “can you recommend me a book” which parallels more universal ditransitives like “give” as in “can you give me the book?” To my ears, the usage is completely unremarkable.