aptdwn26 asked:


Driving on I-90 and I-94. Just want the attractions where I can pull off the highway for 10 – 30 minutes to stretch my legs. No big things, like the Sears Tower, where you have to hunt around for parking and wait in lines.

Jenkins asked:


(New York City)-The center of the world. The largest city and most highly urbanized city in the U.S.A. Cultural and financial hub of America, Huge skyscrapers that reach to the heavens, the best method of transportation in the world (subway). Historical landmarks, museums, great nightlife.Broadway shows, Times Square, Lights. etc.The world’s center for business, technology, international trade, fashion, media, science. etc

(London)-Cultural diversity, great museums and parks, great transportation. The first city in the world to have used the subway!

(Toyko)- Economic giant, modern city. Science etc.

(Paris)- Beautiful streets, great art galleries and museums. The best museums in the world! Fashion, media etc. Many world class attractions.

(Berlin)- Germany’s largest city, etc etc.

(Sydney)- Sydney Opera House. World class city, Beautiful beaches and lovely people. Great economic stability.

(Rome)- Western Civilization. The Roman Empire! Modern Rome is a metropolis. History, Culture, Music, Religion, Philosophy, Politics! A beautiful city indeed. The Colosseum, The Pantheon. Cultural hub of the world.

(Los Angeles)- Nice beaches and weather. The Media capital of the U.S.A. The second most important city of the USA after New York City. Great Financial city with the highest population in America! Great diversity! World center’s for business, international trade, culture and entertainment.

(Chicago)-The third largest city in the USA. Highest Building in the USA. The sears tower! great museums and overall great city.

(Toronto)- Most populous city in Canada. Modern, clean and really nice looking city. Global city.

(Vienna)-Best quality of life. One of the best countries to live in! Great culture and museums. Lovely architecture.

(Mexico City)- largest cities in the world in regards to population. Great museums, culture, food. International city overall. very modern and many skyscrapers!

(Rio de Janeiro)- nice beaches, Copacaba beach a world class beach. Christ the Redeemer statue, the largest city in Latin America. Samba and Carneval, Great culture and attractions..good latino music.

(Buenos Aires)- Great museums, Subways, Modern buildings! You can find anything in this city. Beautiful boulevards and streets! great culture!

You can add other world class cities. Which are the top 5 most modern and iconic cities in the world?

robynsbeauty asked:


My boyfriend and I are travelling to New York city, then onto Chicago and Wisconsin in October.
I am looking for some ideas on nice places to visit while we are there.

So far we have NY –
Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
Grand Central Station
Staten Island Ferry
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park
Ground Zero
Times Square
Brooklyn Bridge
Nintendo World Store
Tom’s Restaurant (love Seinfeld)

Chicago –

Chicago History Museum
Sears Tower
Chicago Botanic Garden
Buckingham Fountain

Wisconsin – do not know.

It doesnt have to be touristy. ( we like to discover things ourselves)

We also need our excercise so any good places to hike.

Thank you.

Winne asked:


I will have a 4-hour train layover in Chicago on a Tuesday. For those of you who either live there or have visited, what would you suggest I do? I would like to see the Sears Tower, the Navy Pier and a couple of museums, but I doubt I will have enough time. What would be most worth my time?

?i_am_awesome? asked:


Hi I am doing this math project that I hav to pretend to go on a road trip. That means planning it and all that other stuff. I am “planning” to go to Chicago. I plan to go to 2 places there but my teacher says I could only go to one place in Chicago. So should I go to the Buckingham Fountain or the Sears Tower.

Oh and money is no object the main purpose of this project is to spend one billion dollars.

. asked:


hi! thank you for taking your time. for the summer, i’m going to illinois to spend time with my cousins. they live in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and i was wondering if you knew any popular tourist sight near there, or near chicago. Because last summer when i went there, i didnt do anything. but from my last trip of 5 years ago, i remember going to the Sears tower, this museum with a BIG long neck dinosaur, and china town. Do you know any cool places that i can go to that are near Glen Ellyn, Chicago, or any of those places that i just listed? thanks sooo much!

mrwiggie asked:


I am a designer, and would like to find out what people find to be the most popular places are in Illinois to visit. I have a good list of ideas, but generally from people who live and work in the Chicago area. I have it planned that I’m going to put the Chicago skyline across the bottom of the pattern, but still feel free to mention things such as Sears Tower, The Hancock Center, etc. I really need more downstate, but if your ideas are just in the Chicago area, that’s fine too.

Thank you!
Jeff

laura j asked:


I was thinking about going to Sears Tower and doing some shopping. Anyone know any good shopping areas or anything else that might be good to do or see in Chicago ?(landing at o’hare airport)

many thanks, Laura

awesomegal asked:


i live in illinois its interesting cuz i get to seel and go inside the sears tower!

xcgirl4eva asked:


should I just look at the beautiful pic of US Capitol Bldg? I traveled to see nice buildings before, it was too close, and too tall pictures looked better, like Sears Tower.