Chicago White Sox

The Chicago White Sox ply their trade in the south side of Chicago. Guaranteed Rate Field, formerly U.S. Cellular Field which was formerly Comiskey Park first opened its gates for the 1991 season when it replaced Old Comiskey Park. It's fair to say the initial stadium reviews didn't go down too well; labelled corporate, soulless and not particularly fan-friendly. Since then the owners have invested heavily with numerous renovations over the past 20 years, and now a visit to see the Sox is a friendly and enjoyable experience for local fans and visitors alike.

On the field, the baseball club has struggled since their last World Series title in 2005, reaching the postseason only two times in that period, without a series victory in either. However, after an impressive 2020, there are higher expectations for the South-Siders moving forward, especially with superstars Tim Anderson, José Abreu and Liam Hendricks among their ranks.

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THINGS TO DO IN CHICAGO

The iconic Loop area is home to museums, theatres and the wonderful Millenium Park. Enjoy fantastic shopping on Magnificent Mile and family fun along the Navy Pier, tucking into some delicious deep-dish pizza, and sip cocktails with incredible views of the city, high up on the 96th floor of the Hancock Tower. Step onto a glass-bottomed platform on the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower before. Make sure you grab a hot dog at Portillo's, but don't ask for ketchup - it's frowned upon in Chicago...!

What once began as a railroad and parking lot is now one of the most iconic places in the city of Chicago - Millennium Park. Featuring performance facilities, public artwork, and majestic gardens, it is a great place to walk around after a ballgame the night before. The 'crown jewel' of the park being British artist Anish Kapoor's Cloud Gate - aka The Bean.

Chicago’s architecture is known worldwide – and there’s nothing like seeing it from all three branches of the Chicago River. Over 40 Chicago landmarks await you on a 60 or 75-minute boat tour, from hidden architectural treasures to the city’s most famous landmarks. Expert guides will tell you how Chicago’s buildings, architecture and engineering made the city famous before heading out to the magnificent Lake Michigan for jaw-dropping skyline views of the city.