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72 hours to see Chicago for the first time (what to see, do, and eat)



We flew into Chicago from different coasts thanks to FareDrop deals: https://faredrop.app/yt_st-chicago

Our adventures aren’t over! Follow us on our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@UCzq5GVHDMv5LDtzdq9SjK5A

Our first 72 Hour trip to Chicago. We finally get to see this city that has been on our list of stops for the first time. We have a few days, and we’re going to take you along as we stop at iconic spots and eat iconic Chicago foods.
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TIMECODES
00:00 Why we wanted to visit Chicago
03:55 Trying Chicago deep dish pizza
05:38 Chicago Riverwalk, The Bean and Chicago Hotdogs
15:36 The Bear
19:43 Our FareDrop flight we booked to Chicago
20:19 Museums, ice cream & more pizza
26:59 Total cost of our trip + we have something to tell you

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28 Comments

  1. 2 Italian beef sandwiches (depending upon size) at Johnnie's Beef (on North Ave in Elmwood Park- west of Chicago) would be maybe $14-18. They would have been so much better than Mr. Beef or Portillo's.

  2. Thank you for letting us share your exciting journey. You two are blessed. Be safe on your travels and let us know how you're doing ! Love you all.❤❤

  3. The people on that subway look SO annoyed. Not at you guys but just with life. It is interesting seeing how your vibes contrast so much with the Chicagoan type vibe. Sharp shooters indeed.

  4. which observation deck did you like the best? Im torn on which to do this week. Both offer unique views. I like the 360 but the sky deck has the obvious deck which would make for a great picture.

  5. Good video. If comin to Chicago, I would also visit The Stay Pineapple Hotel because it's a historic building that kept some its charming old features. I also would add the Metropolitan Correctional Center because of its unique architecture. The Old Post Office is also quite unique, with a busy highway running right through it. Finally, I would add the Museum of Science and Industry because of its history and for the consistency of fascinating exhibits.

  6. That hotel you stayed in was a notorious SRO for years and years.
    You need to up your hotel game.
    Search for this documentary of you wanna see what your room looked like a few minutes ago:
    Caged Men: Tales From Chicago's Last Remaining SRO Hotels

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