Chicago Tour Packages

This museum is a landmark in the city as it preserves, protects, and displays artwork that spans centuries. The artwork and artefacts are done in a variety of media, such as painting, lithograph, photographs, sculptures, textiles, drawings, etc. The main building of this museum was designed by the Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge Company and is based on what is called the beaux-arts style. Over the years, several additions have been made and the complex now sprawls over a staggering 40,000 sq. feet. The museum houses paintings of some of the most renowned masters of the impressionist and post-Impressionist eras, like Georges Seurat's 1884, A Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte, and Renoir's 1879 Acrobats at the Cirque Fernando. Claude Monet also seems to be a favourite, with a number of his paintings being on display here. The Art Institute of Chicago will be an excellent addition to any Chicago tour package.

This Park is all things bright and beautiful and attracts tourists and locals in hordes. Millennium Park is the epitome of the cultural and architectural identity of the city. Think of it as an urban and chic town square where people gather to witness cultural events such as exhibitions, festivals, and concerts, and all these are held with a stunning landscape as the backdrop. The Crown Fountain is a much-loved Chicago tourist attraction at the park. It is an interactive fountain that uses LEDs to display videos and was designed by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa and executed by Krueck and Sexton Architects. Visitors, especially children, love to play in the spray of water from the fountain’s spouts. Another superb artwork here is a 110-tonne sculpture called the Cloud Gate, which is made of brilliantly finished stainless steel and reflects the surrounding objects and buildings. It is made to mimic the flow of liquid mercury. If you are in luck you might be able to catch a concert at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion which is an outdoor concert venue in the park. This is a must-add for your Chicago tour package.

For a day full of fun and frolic included in your Chicago tour itinerary, head to the Navy Pier. It was built in 1916 as an amusement area for the city’s residents and it still exudes some of the old-world charm. There are many shops, restaurants, a giant Ferris wheel, Crystal Gardens, and the Chicago Children's Museum. Eat, drink, and be merry at the Navy Pier with great online Chicago travel deals and packages from Veena World.

Before the PETRONAS Twin Towers of Malaysia stole the limelight, Willis Tower SkyDeck (earlier known as Sears Tower) was the world’s tallest office block, standing tall at 110 storeys. The SkyDeck on the 103rd floor is an observatory and offers a magnificent and uninterrupted view of the city going about its business and is a great addition for Chicago sightseeing tours.

Chicago boasts of some of the finest museums in the world and the Field Museum of Natural History is one of them. This museum opened in 1893 and was known as the Columbian Museum of Chicago back then. The collection on display is of great importance as there are about 20 million objects from varied fields, such as geology, botany, zoology, and anthropology. This museum is also home to the world-famous Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton named Sue. There are many temporary, rotational, and permanent exhibitions that enthral and educate visitors all year round.

If you feel the need for a laid-back and relaxing day, Chicago Riverwalk and Lakefront Trail can prove to be a great option to add to your online Chicago tour package. Chicago’s lifeline, the Chicago River is known for its many movable bridges and the McCormick Bridgehouse, and the Chicago River Museum that provides valuable insight into the workings of these engineering marvels. Grab a meal on the go and hop aboard any of the many river cruises that depart from the Riverwalk. Enjoy the breeze and soak in the incredible sights along the route.