Area Attractions

NoMI Omakase is an 8-course culinary journey based on the "I leave it up to you" approach popularized in Japan, which sees guests indulging in dishes dependent on seasonality & the Chef’s own professional judgment. Further elevate each dish with curated beverage pairing selections. The clandestine NoMI Sushi counter overlooking Lake Michigan will house the Omakase dinner daily for groups of 1 to 6 from 5pm - 9pm.

NoMI Spa presents an intention-driven artisanal approach to renewal—offering a treatment menu focused on improving overall wellbeing. Accompanied by an invigorating steam room and pool, the spa's refined massage and skin-care journey features industry-leading products by emerginC and customizable HydraFacial treatments. Therapists act as artisans, crafting personalized experiences based on specific intentions.

Housed on the seventh floor of the hotel, NoMI Gallery features a rotating exhibit celebrating the artwork of esteemed Chicago-based artists. The rotating collection serves as a physical embodiment of the hotel’s intent to be “where the world sees Chicago and Chicago sees the world.”

Situated on the 7th floor of the Park Hyatt Chicago, NoMI Garden is an open-air terrace offering guests a sophisticated, relaxed environment and a respite from bustling city streets. Featuring an artisanal cocktail program and a carefully crafted menu of basic yet refined dishes, NoMI Garden is a prime location for guests and locals to enjoy a delicious meal amidst brilliant downtown Chicago views.

The Chicago Water Tower is the city’s most familiar and treasured landmark. It was created for the municipal water system. Now it is a venue showcasing the work of local photographers and artists. The historic tower is located in Jayne Bryn Park on Michigan Avenue.

For over 65 years, The Joffrey Ballet—one of the Midwest’s premier companies—has dazzled audiences with stunning productions featuring the country’s finest performers. Their productions showcase an inclusive viewpoint on dance, presenting unique interpretations of beloved classic works.

Founded in 1879 and considered one of the world’s major art museums, this revered cultural mainstay houses an extraordinary collection of objects that span centuries of places, countries, continents and cultures. Find the famed “American Gothic” (Grant Woods) and “Sunday in the Park” (George Seurat), then immerse yourself in one of the finest impressionist collections in the U.S.

Just across Michigan Avenue, this cultural destination invites visitors to “experience the work and ideas of living artists to understand the historical, social, and cultural context of the art of our time.” Explore exhibitions, performances, collections and educational programs that excite, challenge and illuminate, offering insight into the contemporary art creative process.

Considered one of the best synopses of Chicago’s architecture and history, take an open-air seat atop the popular First Lady cruising vessel and hear fascinating back stories and lore about more than 50 buildings along the Chicago River. The celebrated tour is also offered in the evenings, showcasing the city’s brilliant architecture bathed in softer light—presenting a whole new perspective in the setting sun.

Located along the stunning shores of Lake Michigan in one of downtown’s most coveted neighborhoods with an exquisite backdrop of the city’s skyline, Oak Street Beach remains one of Chicago’s most popular and fashionable beaches and is a place to see and be seen. Lifeguards are on duty from late May through the first week of September. Umbrella and beach chair rentals are available with a full-service restaurant and bar.

Discover outdoor artworks, unique food stops and eccentric concessions banked along 1.25 miles of the Chicago River. This treasured, natural amenity is pathed along an urban canyon of world-class architecture—the Chicago River and the Riverwalk allow proximity to the bustling sights and sounds of the waterway. Kayak and boat rentals are available.

Discover a phenomenal season of shows from Broadway and beyond. Get tickets to an array of celebrated musicals and plays housed in venues along Chicago’s Theatre District, including CIBC Theatre, James M. Nederlander Theatre, Cadillac Palace Theatre, the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University and the Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place—just steps from our hotel.

Water Tower Place, a seven-story mall located near our hotel, is a landmark on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile and is home to over 60 stores, various restaurants and entertainment options, including a Broadway in Chicago live theater.

This prestigious stretch of Michigan Avenue is home to more than 450 luxury and national retailers. Take pleasure in shopping flagship experiences, designer boutiques and art galleries, anchored by three vertical shopping centers, each with their own distinct appeal and diverse customer base.

This street is a quaint tree-lined stretch located in Chicago’s esteemed Gold Coast neighborhood bordering Park Hyatt Chicago’s northern side. Oak Street offers an upscale shopping experience with couture designers, luxury brands and friendly, high-end area boutiques.

Considered Chicago’s first year-round and genuinely “green” farmers market, Green City Market provides a venue for sustainably grown food. Discover the best of the Midwest while exploring local produce booths, fresh ready-to-eat noshes and live chef demonstrations. Open every Saturday morning from April through November.

Located on the 94th floor of 875 N. Michigan Avenue, 360 Chicago offers some of the best views of the Windy City. Whether riding on TILT or dining at Bar 94, this unmatched aerial deck offers a complete breathtaking perspective and immersion of Chicago and the surrounding Near North region.

This Chicago lakefront treasure offers dynamic and eclectic fun for all on a historic pier year-round. Dine, explore and catch the ultimate Ferris wheel ride experience on an unmatched 3,300-foot-long thrill that is a significant draw along the waterfront.

Located on Navy Pier, Chicago Children’s Museum is intentionally designed for experimentation, creativity and learning for all children. Families have the opportunity to tinker and explore interactive play spaces and art studios that focus on accessibility, inclusion and the pursuit of childhood.

The surrounding beauty and verdant park-filled spaces of Lincoln Park and Lake Michigan will enrich your experience and visit to this notable zoo as you view hundreds of animals and plant wildlife all in the heart of Chicago’s free-to-visit zoo. The family-friendly activity highlights animal care, education, science and conservation.

Guests of all ages can discover the vast wonders of the universe and beyond at the Adler Planetarium. Explore interactive exhibits and stunning sky shows that showcase the stars and planets as you’ve never seen them before.

The Field Museum of Natural History gives visitors an intimate look at global history from the present to thousands of years ago. Explore impressive displays of prehistoric fossils, exhibits showcasing the past worldwide and interactive collections curated for the kids. Be sure to visit SUE the T.Rex, one of the most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeletons discovered.

The Shedd Aquarium offers a close look at aquatic life with a mission to deepen our connection to underwater wildlife. From colorful displays and thrilling interactive experiences, like the Beluga Encounter, it’s a family-friendly vacation stop.

As one of the largest science museums in the world, the Museum of Science and Industry is an interactive playground that celebrates the history and future of scientific exploration. Discover the intricacies of weather storms and other natural phenomena, uncover real engineering spectacles, like the preserved U-505 Submarine and much more.

This State Street extravaganza fit for the whole family is held every Thanksgiving morning. Brace yourselves from the chilly autumn air and take in a fantastic display of colossal balloons, holiday-themed floats, live performances and more.

Experience the rich, delicious flavors of a well-curated selection of wines. The 7th annual Lincoln Park Wine Fest, hosted October 6th – 8th in Jonquil Park, is an open-air market where guests can mix, mingle and enjoy a spread of wine and food pavilions.

This sprawling outdoor ode to fall offers delights for both children and adults, including Chicago’s largest corn maze. Located at Goose Island, guests can participate in an array of unique autumn activities, from axe-throwing to carnival games or enjoy a selection of food trucks and pop-up bars with specialty cocktails.

One of Chicago’s most celebrated holiday festivities, Christkindlmarket brings classic German and European Christmas traditions to the heart of Chicago. This annual celebration, influenced by the 16th century Christkindlmarket in Germany, is a lively outdoor Christmas market filled with local vendors for you to explore. Enjoy seasonal treats such as roasted nuts and hot spiced wine, shop a selection of ornate ornaments and other holiday decor and revel in the spirit of the holidays.

To celebrate the winter season in Chicago, the McCormick Tribune Plaza transforms into an ice-skating rink fit for a winter wonderland. From November through March, weather permitting, guests can lace up their skates and enjoy a free skate around the rink or partake in free weekend skating lessons. Off the ice, savor snacks and hot drinks to keep you warm in the bitter cold. Online reservation tickets are required.

Explore Lincoln Park Zoo after dark and discover a world of dazzling light displays and dancing lights set to Christmas classics. Guests can enjoy a selection of seasonal food and drinks while soaking up the beautiful views and visiting the zoo’s beloved animals.