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Are you looking for a fun and unique way to explore Chicago? Look no further than The Segway Experience of Chicago. You can rent a Segway and join a guided tour that will take you through some of the city's most iconic architecture and landmarks. During the tour, you'll feel like a kid again as you glide through the streets on your Segway. Experienced and knowledgeable guides will lead you through scenic and historic downtown Chicago and popular destinations such as Grant Park, the Buckingham Fountain, the Museum Campus, and the lakefront. You can join the Riverwalk tour if you prefer to explore the Chicago River. You'll see Navy Pier and famous Chicago bridges, travel up historic Michigan Avenue, and pass by Millennium Park. Whichever tour you choose, The Segway Experience of Chicago guarantees it will be a lifetime memory.

The 360 Chicago Observation Deck is a must-visit attraction for anyone looking to enjoy a stunning 360-degree view of Chicago's Magnificent Mile. Located at 1,000 feet, the observation deck provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and surrounding areas. You can see up to 80 miles and four neighboring states from the lookout. For those not afraid of heights, the deck also features Chicago's only open-air skywalk, which offers a thrilling sensation of looking down. While enjoying the breathtaking views of the city, you can relax and sip on a refreshing drink. Additionally, the observation deck offers TILT, the highest thrill ride in Chicago.

Chicago Jazz Festival invites you to a four-day celebration of jazz featuring world-class artists. The festival is free and open to the public and will take place at Millennium Park, downtown Chicago, the Chicago Cultural Center, and various venues across the city. The Labor Day weekend festival aims to promote all forms of jazz and showcase Chicago's local talent alongside national and international artists. The event seeks to raise awareness and appreciation for one of the city's most beloved art forms. As the only jazz organization in Chicago that offers a wide range of opportunities for artists, both old and new, they provide high-visibility venues for creating and performing new work. They collaborate directly with Chicago Public School teachers to develop programs for their students and professional development for themselves. Additionally, they present the city's most significant artists in their communities, building an audience that crosses racial and geographic boundaries to break through historical barriers that have been obstacles to the evolution of music.