Chinatown is one of our favorite spots to spend a day around Chicago. But more than just a neighborhood with good food and intriguing markets, Chicago's Chinatown can connect visitors in-the-know with a small slice of history and Chinese symbolism. Watch for these fascinating elements on your next visit to better engage with Chinatown. #chinatown #openwidetheworld
Read MoreFeaturing photo props, food stops, and educational opps, Joliet is a great first stop heading west on Route 66!
Read MoreRoute 66, "America's Mother Road," celebrates its birthday in November. Check out a few fun facts about the first 90 years along "America's Main Street!" #route66 #openwidetheworld
Read MoreChicago, America's Second City, actually ranks eighth in the nation for its per capita availability of donuts. Despite the city's relatively low ranking, it is home to a respectable artisanal doughnut community, turning out some amazing craft donuts. Here are nine not to miss! #donuts #openwidetheworld
Read MoreA survey of the U.S.'s 50 most populous cities revealed Minneapolis to rank 48th in availability of donuts. In this statistically donut-poor city, check out these five great doughnut shops! #donuts #openwidetheworld
Read MoreApproximately 40 million people visit Chicago each year. Most of them will visit at least one museum during their stay, and it will probably be one of the Big Five: Art Institute of Chicago, Museum of Science and Industry, Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Adler Planetarium.
But Chicago is home to scores more museums than just these chart toppers. Check out five fabulous lesser-known museums! #chicago #openwidetheworld
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