Chicago Timeshares

Chicago hosts a rich array of museums. Art enthusiasts can head to the Art Institute of Chicago to see over 300,000 pieces, including American Gothic. Other art museums include Smart Museum of Art, the National Museum of Mexican Art, and more. There's also an extensive amount of science museums, including The Field Museum, where you'll find SUE, the world's largest and most well-preserved T-rex fossil. History buffs will be fascinated by the DuSable Museum of African american History and the Chicago History Museum.

Millenium Park is a must-see attraction for travelers. The Park often hosts events and is full of concession stands, acclaimed art and architecture, and more. Notable features include Cloud Gate, a massive metal sculpture that looks like a giant bean with a reflective surface, The Boeing Galleries, The Jay Pritzker Pavilion, and the McCormick Tribune Ice Rink.

360 Chicago, the observatory atop the John Hancock Center—a 100-story skyscraper—is the perfect spot for panoramic views of the city. If you're a Chicago timeshare owner, and you're not afraid of heights, you will enjoy this breathtaking vantage point and the photo opportunities it offers. For an especially intense experience, view the surrounding city from TILT, part of the observation deck where guests can lean on glass panels that give them more downward-facing views.

Chicago offers a fabulous collection of shops to explore. With a timeshare in chicago, you can visit Dial M for Modern, to find a mix of 70s-era and modern Danish and American furniture—even if you're not looking to buy furniture, it's worth a visit. Gather Home and Lifestyle is a general store where all of the products are locally produced. Transistor is an art gallery, recording studio, and record shop all in one. Chicago offers a wide range of shops that often hit a unique balance of chic and quirky.

You don't have to worry about boring nights with a Chicago timeshare. The city's bars are numerous and diverse. For cheap drinks and lots of entertainment, head to Slippery Slope, for beverages, a dance floor, skeeball, and more, or head to Headquarters Beercade for vintage arcade games, cheap cocktails, and craft beer. Bordel is a speakeasy with nightly live entertainment that includes jazz and burlesque. For a hip vibe and unique cocktails, visit the Violet Hour.

While the city is an urban environment, there are still opportunities for you to enjoy nature. For a workout and scenic views of Lake Michigan, enjoy a jog, run, or bike ride on the 18-mile Chicago Lakefront Trail, which is part of famous Grant Park. To see beautiful and diverse plants, visit the lush gardens of Garfield Park Conservatory, which includes two acres inside—which you can enjoy even in winter—and 12 acres outside. In the summer, also visit the Lurie Garden.