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Known as the “Windy City”, Chicago is bursting with restaurants, and hotels thus gaining international status, with 5 star status. It was once considered a gangster's paradise but has evolved into an assortment of transcendent architecture, world-class theatre, and rabid sportsmanship. The heart of downtown was formed by the "Loop" of elevated train tracks. Chicago attractions are the Museum Campus; Navy Pier; North Loop theatre district; and luxury shopping destinations. Set between two rivers, the Illinois and the Des Plaines.
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 Due to the difficulties of driving in Chicago, it would be better trying some other means of exploring. Public transport is inexpensive and convenient; taxis and limousines are readily available, the latter often priced competitively with metered cabs. Other means of getting around are via bicycle, boat, sky train, and car rentals.
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The 3 airports close to Chicago are O'Hare International located 20 miles from downtown, Midway is about 7 miles of downtown and Meigs Field just south of downtown serves commuter airlines. Transport to or from varies from public transportation car rental or shuttle service.
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