Things to do in Skydeck Chicago

An attraction well worth visiting. The Ledge (glass balcony): This is the biggest highlight of the Skydeck. Located on the 103rd floor, it features several fully transparent glass boxes extending 1.2 meters outward. Standing on them and looking down, you are suspended entirely in mid-air, offering an intensely thrilling visual experience and the best spot for taking stunning high-altitude photos of Chicago. The tallest observation deck in the United States: The Willis Tower is currently the third-tallest building in North America. On a clear day, visibility reaches up to 50 miles, allowing you to span the borders of four states at once (Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan) and take in the magnificent views of Lake Michigan and the urban skyline.

really easy to use, I just bought a day before and made reservation on the day itself. definitely recommended!

We went at night and the view was spectacular. We were able to gaze at the skyscrapers and navy pier, enjoy the night scenery of Chicago from high above. The booking was also very convenient snd easy where we just decided to visit at 8pm and managed to book instantly for 9:30pm entry.

Had such a lovely experience on the Chicago River Cruise! The views of the city’s architecture were beautiful, and it was such a nice way to see Chicago from a different perspective. Definitely a must-try when visiting the city! Booking through Klook was convenient, too! ✨🏙️

spectacular view from each side of Willy’s tower and brilliant architecture explanation to each extraordinary building along the river. also the speedy elevator safe and well.

An amazing museum, the Field Museum has one of the world's finest collections of paleontology and fossils. The museum is located in Grant Park. Here are the must-see treasures and permanent exhibits in the museum: SUE the T. rex This is not only the museum's absolute signature attraction, but also the largest and best-preserved (with 90% skeletal completeness) Tyrannosaurus rex fossil in existence. Located in the Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet on the second floor, it is paired with special lighting and multimedia animations to let you fully experience the overwhelming presence of this apex predator from 67 million years ago.   Máximo the Titanosaur Upon entering the museum's soaring main hall, this gigantic creature will immediately catch your eye. Máximo is currently the largest dinosaur known to humanity (about 121 feet long, weighing 70 tons in life). This replica is so large that visitors on the second-floor walkway can take photos directly at eye level with its head.   Inside Ancient Egypt This exhibit simulates the interior passageways of an ancient Egyptian tomb, making you feel like an explorer venturing deep into a dark burial chamber. It features 23 real human mummies and over 30 animal mummies, detailing the embalming and mummification process with a deeply immersive atmosphere.   Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet In addition to seeing SUE, this hall comprehensively traces the evolutionary history of Earth's life from single-celled organisms to human ancestors. Along the way, you can see precious fossils of dozens of prehistoric beasts, including saber-toothed cats, woolly mammoths, and Triceratops, offering plenty of educational value and visual impact.

One of the best ways to experience Chicago! The tour was informative, relaxing, and the city skyline views were stunning. Learned so much about Chicago’s architecture while enjoying the river cruise.

it it absolutely necessary to do it if you visit Chicago! amazing experience, the views are amazing, the explanation awesome and you just need to have enough good weather to enjoy it. must understand english or will be dificult to understand all explanations. easy to acces and really a must.

“An absolutely world-class museum with an incredible collection of art from different periods and cultures. The exhibits were beautifully curated, and the atmosphere was inspiring and relaxing at the same time. Seeing famous masterpieces in person was unforgettable. The staff were helpful, and the museum was clean and well organized. Definitely a must-visit when in Chicago.”