There are two airports serving Chicago: O'Hare and Midway with O'Hare being the major one so I assume that is the airport you are referring to. It will take you slightly over an hour to get to Michigan Avenue. The Chicago Transit Authority has a site where you can enter a starting point and a destination and it will tell you what L train to take which is the Blue Line. I was going to give you the link but TA won't allow it so just do a search. It will also show you what station to get off at. You are going to have about a 5 minute walk to the station at the airport and then another 15 minute walk once you get downtown.

There are parking garages in the vicinity, approx $20-25.

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Se encuentra en la Ciudad de Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Hello , If you are a first time visitor to Chicago, the «architecture boat tour» is a MUST. Many different companies offer a boat tour on the river. The boat goes up and down the river from the Michigan lake to the inside of down town Chicago. You get a great view of the architecture of Chicago and you get to cruise under the many bridges of Chicago witch is so unique to this town. Do this the first day,it will give you the feel of Chicago and the guides often give you tips on the things to do and see in Chicago. I prefer staying down town; anywhere near the river. Everything is pretty much walking distance after that. Have a nice trip. I loved this city !!!

Yes Chicago has a wonderful transit system. Practically front door service. From Michigan take the Madison street Bus west to the United Center you can’t miss it

Hilton Hotel on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois

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Metro BNSF line to Aurora Route 59 Station will be as close as you can get to the outlet malls on public transportation. Then I would suggest you catch an Uber from the train station to the outlet mall. Hope this helps!!

I would say choose Wicker Park and enjoy the Division Street area or the area around North Ave Damen Ave and Milwaukee Don't miss nearby Wicker Park and Bucktown, the eclectic area Vanity Fair pegged "a square mile of sassy boutiques." This shopping district encompasses the busy 6-corner intersection of Milwaukee, Damen and North Avenues, as well as Division Street. beautiful accesories at at Stitch and Michelle Tan, menswear at Apartment No. 9 or RSVP Gallery or there are big-name designers like Nanette Lepore, Joe's Jeans and Marc Jacobs. Get gifts and home decor at Asrai Garden, or Eskell vintage at Vintage Underground, Store B Vintage Consider staying at the Wicker Park Inn. And it’s worth your while to take Uber or a Lyft if your next stop is five or six blocks away.