Name: Hyatt Regency Chicago
Address: 151 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois, 60601, US
Telephone: +1 312 565 1234
Rating: 4.5

Discover downtown Chicago’s popular attractions and things to do near Hyatt Regency Chicago. Walk out our front doors to the Chicago Riverwalk for boat tours or Millennium Park for outdoor recreation and events. Shop Magnificent Mile, visit the nearby museums or check out the breathtaking views along Lake Michigan, all within a few minutes of the hotel.

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Built in 1924, the historic Soldier Field, home to Chicago's pro football team, is the oldest active stadium in the NFL. Tailgate and take in the football action or visit in the offseason for concerts and special events.

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Soldier Field

Head to the top of the Willis Tower, the third tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, for incredible views of Chicago and four neighboring states. Stand on the Skydeck Ledge, an epic glass enclosure overlooking the city from 1,300 feet high.

Skydeck Chicago

Let the kids explore, learn and play at the Chicago Children’s Museum located right inside Navy Pier. The museum has everything from arts and crafts and play spaces to engineering workshops and life-size dinosaur replicas.

Chicago Children’s Museum

Spend an afternoon at one of the oldest zoos in the country and see more than 1,100 animals and 200 different species. Next door, walk through Lincoln Park Conservatory’s four display houses showcasing exotic plants and greenery.

Lincoln Park Zoo and Conservatory

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Explore Chicago’s iconic architecture along the Chicago River and Lake Michigan on an entertaining and informative boat tour that delves into the history of the city’s most prominent buildings.

Chicago River Architecture Tours

This 20-acre public park offers family-friendly things to do all year long with seasonal activities including a climbing wall, play gardens, mini golf, interactive art, roller skating (summer) and ice skating (winter).

Maggie Daley Park

Take a stroll along the Chicago Riverwalk and stop at this European-style beer and cider garden, featuring free live music daily from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day, with seating for over 500 guests. The Northman is family- and dog-friendly and offers stunning water and skyline views.

The Northman Beer & Cider Garden

Snap a photo in front of Cloud Gate, known locally as The Bean, and discover architectural details of the bustling 25-acre Millennium Park that hosts concerts, movie screenings, workouts and special events.

Millennium Park and Cloud Gate (“The Bean”)

Shop, dine and enjoy Water Tower Place on the north end of the Magnificent Mile. Stop by more than 70 stores in the eight-story mall or visit dozens of destinations nearby.

Water Tower Place

Get up close and experience more than 32,000 aquatic animals from around the world at the Shedd Aquarium. Return seasonally to find new and exciting marine life exhibits and astonishing underwater habitats.

John G. Shedd Aquarium

Stroll along the Magnificent Mile, the famous stretch of north Michigan Avenue, to take in more than 450 retailers, restaurants and entertainment destinations, plus an array of iconic buildings like the Chicago Water Tower.

Magnificent Mile

One of the most luxurious shopping districts in the city, the Oak Street District is part of Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood and offers a variety of high-end shopping destinations and brands.

Oak Street District

One of the largest natural history museums in the world, the Field Museum is located on Lake Michigan’s shore, and houses unique exhibits on everything from ancient cultures to newfound scientific discoveries.

Field Museum

The historic baseball stadium is one of the most nostalgic and well-known in the MLB.  After the game, visit Gallagher Way at Wrigley Field for open-air activities the whole family will enjoy.

Wrigley Field

The best thing to do in Chicago according to TripAdvisor visitors, the museum houses a collection of more than 300,000 art pieces. Browse works of art originating from ancient civilizations to contemporary America, including world-famous paintings and sculptures.

Art Institute of Chicago

One of the largest fountains in the world, this iconic attraction is the centerpiece of Grant Park and a prominent landmark in Chicago. Watch the water displays each hour during the day or catch the light and music shows at night.

Buckingham Fountain

Explore the many shops on iconic State Street near the Chicago Theatre, including the historic Macy’s, the second-largest in the world, and the Block 37 shopping center.

State Street Shopping

The largest science center in the Western Hemisphere, the 400,000-square-foot museum has hands-on exhibits with a five-story movie theater, learning labs and more than 35,000 artifacts.

Museum of Science and Industry

Head to the scenic shores of Lake Michigan for this classic beach destination with tons of summer activities and impressive views of the Chicago skyline.

Oak Street Beach

One of the most popular landmarks on the shoreline of Lake Michigan, Navy Pier offers plenty of outdoor and indoor activities and recreation, from mini golf to boat rides to a botanical garden and the iconic Ferris wheel.

Navy Pier

Stroll the 1.2-mile Chicago River walkway, stopping to check out the world-famous architecture above or to grab a drink or meal at one of the many restaurants on the waterfront as you watch boats and kayaks go by.

Chicago Riverwalk

Experience Chicago from a unique perspective with a guided paddle tour along the scenic Chicago River. Located on the Riverwalk, Urban Kayaks also offers kayak rentals for those who prefer to explore at their own pace.

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