Lincoln Park

Lincoln Park, Chicago’s largest public park, stretches for about 11 kilometers along the shores of Lake Michigan. Named after the 16th U.S. president, Abraham Lincoln, the park offers a wide range of recreational attractions, including a zoo, museums, beaches, sports facilities, theaters, and nature preserves. It draws more visitors than any U.S. park except New York’s Central Park.

Chicago

Chicago, Illinois, located on the shores of Lake Michigan, is one of the largest cities in the United States. Known as the birthplace of the skyscraper, its buildings, both old and new and unique, attract the attention of tourists. A typical trip here is to admire the city, which is called a museum of architecture, from various vantage points, such as a cruise ship on the Chicago River or from an observation deck in a skyscraper. The city is also famous as a cultural city with many museums and as a center of music, including the blues.