Chicago, Illinois offers plenty of things to see and do, and it’s all near Hyatt Regency Deerfield, one of the leading luxury North Chicago hotels. Keep your fitness routine going at our StayFit fitness center or enjoy a nice meal at our fine-dining restaurant, Jaxx Bistro. Whether you want to enjoy the famous Chicago shopping, enjoy thrills at the Chicago Six Flags or take in some history and views at Navy Pier, we’ve got just the right activity for you and your family at Hyatt Regency Deerfield.
The Ravinia Festival is the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Come for jazz, chamber music, pop and dance performances. Sit on the lawn or reserve a seat in the pavilion.
Gurnee Mills is your one-stop shop and play shopping center, featuring popular store brands, grab and go or dine-in food and beverage options, movie theatre, and more.
The 103rd floor observatory of the Sears Tower, now known as the Willis Tower, offers some of the most amazing views in the country. While you're up there, visit the interactive exhibits that tell visitors about Chicago's dreamers, schemers, architects, musicians, writers and sports greats.
Built in 1897 as the city's public library and transformed into a showplace for visual and performing arts in 1991, the Chicago Cultural Center is an overlooked civic treasure.
360 Chicago Observation Deck (John Hancock Center)
When you want panoramic views of the lake and surrounding skyline – this is the place. At 1,127 feet high “Big John” is the third tallest building in Chicago. Visitors flock to the 94th floor observatory where – on a clear day – they can see four states.
Come for the country's best collection of impressionist and post-impressionist art. (See an entire room dedicated to Monet.) Linger over the comprehensive photography collection and the fine American works.
Visit the planetarium that brought star-gazing to a new level for cities across America. Older children enjoy the interactive science exhibits and the high-tech Sky Pavilion, while younger visitors get hands-on experience with the cultural exhibits.
Built during World War I, this 3,000-foot-long pier was a Navy training center for pilots during World War II and has now been transformed into a bustling tourist mecca with a combination of carnival, food court and boat dock.
The MCA claims to be the largest contemporary-art museum in the country, emphasizing experimentation in a variety of media -- painting, sculpture, photography, video and film, dance, music, and performance.
The Museum of Science and Industry has something for the child in everyone. With some 2,000 exhibits, a comprehensive visit to this massive interactive museum can take all day.