Chicago, United States of America
Navy Pier

More than just a broadwalk, Navy Pier is teeming with life.

Navy Pier is over a thousand metres long, extending from the Chicago shoreline of Lake Michigan outwards. It is one of the most enchanting tourist destinations in the Midwest, drawing nine million visitors annually. With its vintage iron arched sign welcoming you at the entrance and the setting that resembles a fairground, the pier is sure to pull you into its magnetic whirl of fun. There’s always something happening at the pier: from its year-round attractions such as Pier Park and the Chicago Children’s Museum, to their seasonal events like Fireworks and cultural celebrations. Feeling active? They have cardio workouts and outdoor yoga sessions for locals to join in. And not to forget Centennial Wheel, the giant Ferris wheel so iconic that it’s practically engraved in the Chicago skyline. With its sheer diversity of attractions, Navy Pier is truly the lynchpin of Chicago’s arts and cultural scene.


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Tips Before You Go
One of the best views of Chicago is from the top of Centennial Wheel. Navy Pier is best experienced in the summertime, when everyone is walking along the pier to see the sights and the atmosphere is at its liveliest!
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