Visit Best attractions in Chicago

One city that seems to leave its mark on a child's memory is Chicago. I believe it's partially because of the buildings, which must seem even more enormous and dwarfing to children. In addition, there are many noteworthy landmarks and attractions there, and the place exudes the energy of a huge metropolis. Months after coming home, our children are still talking about it.

From fantastic playgrounds and zoos to family-friendly museums. Chicago offers a plethora of exciting activities for children. You can also visit the beach or go ice skating, depending on the season. Additionally, try a deep-pan pizza. It's a surefire hit with youngsters.

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Maggie Daley Park

One of the greatest playgrounds in the world is undoubtedly Maggie Daley Park's Play Garden. The photo above just shows a small portion of it. But it's undoubtedly one of the nicest places we've ever been.

You can find a variety of climbing frames and entertaining, interactive play items, such as ships and a tall lighthouse, along the winding trails that lead you through various places. It is at the top of our list of kid-friendly Chicago attractions.

The slide crater, which features a remarkable suspension bridge across the center of a ring of several slides, is a highlight. There are several water play venues in warm weather. Additionally, don't miss the park's ice skating ribbon in the winter (used for scooters and rollerblades in the summer). It also has a climbing wall and a miniature golf course.

The Bean

The Bean, officially known as Cloud Gate. It has grown to be one of Chicago's most recognizable landmarks. Additionally, it's a lot of fun for youngsters. A must-see activity for families visiting Chicago is the enormous stainless steel sculpture by Sir Anish Kapoor that greets visitors to Millennium Park in The Loop.

With you and the city skyline mirrored in the bean, its glossy surface provides countless photo opportunities. Additionally, our children simply adored running around it, making faces, and taking in the unique construction. It's a fantastic family activity in Chicago.

Skydeck 

Otis, our son, frequently talks about the Willis Tower and how thrilling it was to reach the summit and stand on the tense glass box, sometimes known as "The Ledge." The feeling of looking down at the street below is undoubtedly unforgettable!

The Willis Tower itself is the third tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere. The Skydeck viewing platform offers stunning 360-degree views of the city. This is 1,353 feet above the ground. Step outside onto "The Ledge," a set of glass boxes that protrude 4.2 feet from the Skydeck, to elevate the experience.

Deep Pan Pizza

If you haven't experienced a traditional deep-pan pizza, have you ever gone to Chicago? Any trip to Chicago must include it, and it's usually a simple win for kids.

We visited Lou Malnati's, which was a very atmospheric and family-friendly restaurant. Visit Pequod's Pizza for a more local atmosphere and what many people believe to be the best pizza in Chicago.

Go to the zoo

The roughly 200 animal species of Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo. This is free to enter and includes lions, penguins, rhinos, and monkeys.

In addition to the animals, the zoo offers a carousel, feeding times, and talks. And the adorable Lionel Train excursion, which transports you across a portion of the grounds.

Other Chicago animal experiences include the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, which features an amazing butterfly garden, and the world-famous Brookfield Zoo, which is situated within a 216 acre nature park.

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