I'm going to chicago for four days December 9th-12th. I will be arriving in Chicago around 11 am on the 9th and leaving around 5pm on the 12th. There are a lot of things we are hoping to do while in chicago its just a matter of when i should do each one. We are trying to plan when to do each activity by location. Here are the things we were hoping to do -Museum of science and industry (half a day) -navy pier -ice-skating at milenium park -the nutcracker (the ballet is friday at 7 or saturday at 2 and 7) -shedd aquarium -christkindle market (i'm not exactly sure where this is) -shopping on michigan avenue -shopping at the 900 stores -shopping at water tower place -traces at water towere place (the show is thursday the 9th at 7:30) -feild museum -art institute of chicago anything else that you think we might be interested :) thanks for all of your help|||I would recommend the Hancock Building or Willis (Sears) Tower if you're at all interested in seeing the city from amazing heights! It's really cool to go at night and see all the lights below. There is also a fancy restaurant on the 95th floor and a nice, classy lounge on the 96th floor of the Hancock Building with great views, if you don't want to do the observation deck.|||Try Garrett's popcorn! There are at least a few locations around downtown (like the loop area). The stores are tiny and can be easy to miss, so look for them. It's about $4 for the smallest bag, but sooooo worth it! Seriously, it's addicting and a Chicago classic. If you get it, try the Chicago blend. Also, you can see a Broadway in Chicago show. If you go to the box office early in the morning, you may be able to get discounted tickets. I'm pretty sure Wicked is going to be playing then and I'm not sure what else.|||I would skip shopping at Water Tower place. although ghiradelli's and hersey chocolate stores are right in that area and fun to go to. shedd/Field/science and industry and the art museums can take up most of one day each. with the price and the time needed you may want to choose only two of those. Really you are not going to be able to get all of this in with only 4 days. Uno or Giordano's for deep dish chicago pizza|||Don't forget the Chicago style pan pizza at Giordano's. Google it up for a location near your hotel or the place your staying. Pretty much you have it well covered.|||Lou Malnati's....a Chicago original. You have to go there, it's probably the most famous deep-dish joint. There are lots of locations across Chicagoland.

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