![]() While the drinks are on the pricer side, the admission is free and the views are unforgettable (planning to reopen for service on April 9, 2021). Alternatively or additionally, grab a pricey cocktail at the Signature Lounge on the 96 th floor. From 360 Chicago, engage in the tilting experience whereby you step onto a glass-enclosed balcony with a moveable platform that tilts downward over the edge of the building for a brief moment. ![]() The 360 Chicago offers spectacular views of Lake Michigan along with skyline city views. It may be a little intimidating to step onto the glass floor from over 100 floors high, but the bird’s-eye view is unique and quite an experience. Soar high up above the city by riding the elevators to the observation floors on the 103 rd floor of the Willis Tower f/k/a Sears Tower (Skydeck Chicago) and the 94 th floor of 360 Chicago (still colloquially referred to as the John Hancock Center).įrom Skydeck Chicago, glass cube ledges extend over 4 feet from the edge of the building. Don’t go to Chicago without trying at least one deep-dish pizza from favorites such as Lou Malnati’s, Giordano’s, and/or Pizzeria Uno. Stroll around Millenium Park, and make it to the iconic modern art sculpture, the Cloud Gate (better known as “The Bean”). Tickets for the cruise can be purchased here. If you give yourself more time in this energetic city, soak in the city’s legendary architecture by taking a cruise down the Chicago River and/or strolling down Chicago Riverwalk. Maybe even take a cruise out onto Lake Michigan, and try at least a few of Winetraveler’s selection of must-visit wine bars in Chicago. Since this trip is centered on savoring in the Great Lakes, make time to at least walk along the Navy Pier that stretches out over Lake Michigan. Stop 1: Chicago, Illinois – Lake MichiganĬhicago, set on the banks of Lake Michigan, is an excellent starting point for this road trip. If the fee for dropping off in another country is excessive, consider returning the car in New York and then find other modes of transportation to Toronto and Niagara Falls. Renting a car to navigate this journey will be the most efficient (unless you’re a local or driving long distance), but be prepared for a probable one-way fee. ![]() NOTE: As of the time of writing this (March 2021), discretionary/optional travel into Canada remains prohibited, and thus, you will not be able to make it to the final two stops for purposes of this itinerary until said restrictions are lifted. RELATED: These Are Our Top Credit Card Picks To Maximize Your Travel Rewards This Year You can view current flight deals here and additional hotel options here for any of the destinations we mention below. If you’re flying home via a USA airport, the Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) and Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) are two options. ![]() Finding flights should be easy as both are large airports. Travel Tips and Practicalitiesįly into the Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) to start this road trip and fly home via the Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) (assuming you’re ending the trip in Toronto). This road trip starts in Chicago, Illinois, takes you north up Wisconsin and into the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, continues around the peninsula, and then down Michigan, along the northern coastline of Ohio, northeasterly to Niagara Falls, and ends in Toronto.įollow along with or book this Great Lakes Road Trip Itinerary on the Winetraveler App. The Great Lakes, massive freshwater lakes that almost appear to resemble the ocean based on their sheer size, are certain to amaze. Experience the splendor of each of the five Great Lakes (Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario) with this ten-stop ~1,300-mile road trip.
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