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Chicago, IL

Unravel the rich history, stunning architecture, and unique culture of the Windy City in this exciting Chicago, IL themed scavenger hunt!

Chicago, IL

Questions

Easy

Kickstart your journey through Chicago with an easy level hunt that guides you through some of the city's most famous and iconic sights.

Medium

Step up your game as you delve deeper into Chicago's rich culture, history, and hidden gems in the medium level hunt.

Hard

Showcase your knowledge and observation skills in the hard level hunt as you explore the less-trodden paths and dive deep into the heart of Chicago.

  1. Clue 1: "This public artwork in Millennium Park has a reflective surface and is affectionately known as 'The Bean'. What is its actual name?" 

  2. Clue 2: "What's the name of Chicago's professional baseball team known for its distinctive red, white, and blue logo?"

  3. Clue 3: "Chicago is famous for its deep-dish version of this popular Italian dish. What is it?" 

  4. Clue 4: "What's the name of the 110-story skyscraper in Chicago that was the tallest building in the world when completed in 1973?" 

  5. Clue 5: "This famous shopping district, known as 'The Magnificent Mile', is found on which street in Chicago?" 

  6. Clue 6: "This Chicago landmark and tourist attraction offers a panoramic view of the city from 1,000 feet above. What is it?" 

  7. Clue 7: "What's the name of the popular science museum in Chicago with a full-size replica coal mine?" 

  8. Clue 8: "What's the name of the large, free park in the Loop community area of Chicago?" 

  9. Clue 9: "What famous Chicago-style fast food item is traditionally topped with yellow mustard, chopped white onions, bright green sweet pickle relish, a dill pickle spear, tomato slices or wedges, pickled sport peppers, and a dash of celery salt, but never ketchup?" 

  10. Clue 10: "Which body of water forms Chicago's eastern border?"

  1. Clue 1: "This neighborhood is considered Chicago's hub for blues music. Can you name it?"

  2. Clue 2: "Known as 'The World's Fair of Money', this museum displays 350,000 rare and valuable coins and currency. What is it called?"

  3. Clue 3: "This Chicago food company, founded in 1893, is renowned for its popcorn. What is its name?"

  4. Clue 4: "This is the city's main public library, a stunning architectural landmark. What's its name?" 

  5. Clue 5: "Which famous Chicago structure, built in 1921, was the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere?" 

  6. Clue 6: "What is the name of the massive art piece, known for its 50-foot LED face that spits water, located in Millennium Park?" 

  7. Clue 7: "What's the name of the renowned Chicago theater that hosts Broadway shows, concerts, stand-up comedians, and more?" 

  8. Clue 8: "This Illinois native and 16th President of the United States has a tomb in Springfield. Who is he?" 

  9. Clue 9: "This iconic baseball park is the oldest National League ballpark and the second oldest active major league ballpark. What's its name?" 

  10. Clue 10: "In which university in Chicago was the first sustained nuclear reaction achieved?" 

  1. Clue 1: "This alley is famous for being the birthplace of Chicago blues. What's its name?"

  2. Clue 2: "This Chicago park has a zoo, a conservatory, and a theater on the lake. Can you name it?" 

  3. Clue 3: "Which Chicago cocktail lounge has a clandestine library theme?" 

  4. Clue 4: "What was the original name of Willis Tower?" 

  5. Clue 5: "What's the name of the famous Chicago-style pizza place that started as a family tavern in 1943?" 

  6. Clue 6: "Which Chicago building was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and is considered a masterpiece of modernist architecture?" 

  7. Clue 7: "This museum in Chicago is dedicated to the art of the past, with a focus on ancient and medieval times. What is its name?" 

  8. Clue 8: "What's the name of the Chicago neighborhood that's famous for its vibrant murals?" 

  9. Clue 9: "This poet, author of 'Chicago', described the city as 'Hog Butcher for the World, Tool Maker, Stacker of Wheat, Player with Railroads and the Nation's Freight Handler'. Who is he?" 

  10. Clue 10: "What's the name of the annual Chicago music festival that takes place in Grant Park?" 

Answers

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  1. Clue 1: "This public artwork in Millennium Park has a reflective surface and is affectionately known as 'The Bean'. What is its actual name?" Answer: Cloud Gate

  2. Clue 2: "What's the name of Chicago's professional baseball team known for its distinctive red, white, and blue logo?" Answer: Chicago Cubs

  3. Clue 3: "Chicago is famous for its deep-dish version of this popular Italian dish. What is it?" Answer: Pizza

  4. Clue 4: "What's the name of the 110-story skyscraper in Chicago that was the tallest building in the world when completed in 1973?" Answer: Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower)

  5. Clue 5: "This famous shopping district, known as 'The Magnificent Mile', is found on which street in Chicago?" Answer: Michigan Avenue

  6. Clue 6: "This Chicago landmark and tourist attraction offers a panoramic view of the city from 1,000 feet above. What is it?" Answer: John Hancock Center

  7. Clue 7: "What's the name of the popular science museum in Chicago with a full-size replica coal mine?" Answer: Museum of Science and Industry

  8. Clue 8: "What's the name of the large, free park in the Loop community area of Chicago?" Answer: Grant Park

  9. Clue 9: "What famous Chicago-style fast food item is traditionally topped with yellow mustard, chopped white onions, bright green sweet pickle relish, a dill pickle spear, tomato slices or wedges, pickled sport peppers, and a dash of celery salt, but never ketchup?" Answer: Hot Dog

  10. Clue 10: "Which body of water forms Chicago's eastern border?" Answer: Lake Michigan

  1. Clue 1: "This neighborhood is considered Chicago's hub for blues music. Can you name it?" Answer: Wicker Park

  2. Clue 2: "Known as 'The World's Fair of Money', this museum displays 350,000 rare and valuable coins and currency. What is it called?" Answer: The Money Museum

  3. Clue 3: "This Chicago food company, founded in 1893, is renowned for its popcorn. What is its name?" Answer: Garrett Popcorn Shops

  4. Clue 4: "This is the city's main public library, a stunning architectural landmark. What's its name?" Answer: Harold Washington Library Center

  5. Clue 5: "Which famous Chicago structure, built in 1921, was the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere?" Answer: Adler Planetarium

  6. Clue 6: "What is the name of the massive art piece, known for its 50-foot LED face that spits water, located in Millennium Park?" Answer: Crown Fountain

  7. Clue 7: "What's the name of the renowned Chicago theater that hosts Broadway shows, concerts, stand-up comedians, and more?" Answer: The Chicago Theatre

  8. Clue 8: "This Illinois native and 16th President of the United States has a tomb in Springfield. Who is he?" Answer: Abraham Lincoln

  9. Clue 9: "This iconic baseball park is the oldest National League ballpark and the second oldest active major league ballpark. What's its name?" Answer: Wrigley Field

  10. Clue 10: "In which university in Chicago was the first sustained nuclear reaction achieved?" Answer: University of Chicago

  1. Clue 1: "This alley is famous for being the birthplace of Chicago blues. What's its name?" Answer: Maxwell Street

  2. Clue 2: "This Chicago park has a zoo, a conservatory, and a theater on the lake. Can you name it?" Answer: Lincoln Park

  3. Clue 3: "Which Chicago cocktail lounge has a clandestine library theme?" Answer: The Violet Hour

  4. Clue 4: "What was the original name of Willis Tower?" Answer: Sears Tower

  5. Clue 5: "What's the name of the famous Chicago-style pizza place that started as a family tavern in 1943?" Answer: Pizzeria Uno

  6. Clue 6: "Which Chicago building was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and is considered a masterpiece of modernist architecture?" Answer: Farnsworth House

  7. Clue 7: "This museum in Chicago is dedicated to the art of the past, with a focus on ancient and medieval times. What is its name?" Answer: Oriental Institute Museum

  8. Clue 8: "What's the name of the Chicago neighborhood that's famous for its vibrant murals?" Answer: Pilsen

  9. Clue 9: "This poet, author of 'Chicago', described the city as 'Hog Butcher for the World, Tool Maker, Stacker of Wheat, Player with Railroads and the Nation's Freight Handler'. Who is he?" Answer: Carl Sandburg

  10. Clue 10: "What's the name of the annual Chicago music festival that takes place in Grant Park?" Answer: Lollapalooza

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