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If you have a head for heights, don’t miss out on our cheap flights to Chicago. Known as the ‘windy city’, due to its frequent gales, this city is famous for being the birthplace of the world’s skyscrapers. The tallest building in the city, and also in the entire United States, is the 443-metre-tall Willis Tower. Towering defiantly over the city and demonstrating its power, are the second, third and fourth tallest buildings: the Trump International Hotel & Tower, the Aon Centre and the John Hancock Centre respectively. If you are in the mood for something Spanish, visit the Wrigley Building, a beautiful 1920s building, which includes a tower designed after the Giralda of Seville.
But Chicago isn’t just granite, as it is surrounded by water and prides itself in its eclectic fusion. It has also been known as the jazz capital, since jazz artists emigrated from New Orleans to Chicago in 1917, bringing blues and ragtime over to create a new style of jazz, which combined black New Orleans music with that of white jazz enthusiasts who imitated them. Some of the best jazz establishments are Andy’s Jazz Club (11 East Hubbard St.), which also serves food, and Green Mill (4802 North Broadway Ave), which was gangster Al Capone’s old haunt. Chicago is also the birthplace of ‘house music’ and has a large ‘hip hop’ scene. The best place for electronic music is the Smart Bar (3730 North Clark Street), where you can dance the night away with the best DJs until 5am.
If sport is your thing, head straight to the United Centre, the home stadium to the Chicago Bulls, whose NBA basketball team used to include Michael Jordan. Architecture, music and sport… Let’s go to Chicago!
Thinking about travelling to Chicago? With Iberia it couldn't be easier. If you take a flight to this beautiful city, you'll find warm, humid and wet summers and frosty, windy days in winter, with plenty of clouds all year round. During the year, the temperature generally ranges from minus 6 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees. It rarely falls below minus 15 or rises above 33 degrees. And remember, Chicago is seven hours behind Spain.
Naturally, the fastest and most convenient way to visit Chicago is to take a flight. If you fly with Iberia you'll land at Chicago-O'Hare International Airport, one of the main hubs located in the north-west corner of Chicago, Illinois, United States, 27 km north-west of Chicago city centre.
O'Hare has four numbered passenger terminals with nine lettered concourses and a total of 182 gates The best option for travelling to the city centre is the Chicago "L", the city's rapid transit system. The blue line offers a direct link between the airport and the centre. The journey time is approximately 45 minutes and tickets cost 5 dollars. The line operates 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
If you take a flight to Chicago, you'll also have the chance to discover the local cuisine, a key element of the city's culture with an excellent reputation. This undoubtedly explains why Chicago hosts two well-known culinary events: Taste of Chicago in the summer and Chicago Gourmet in the autumn.
In Chicago you'll be able to eat classic American fast food as well some of the country's finest gourmet delicacies. In fact, Chicago is home to 23 Michellin stars and boasts some of the world's best chefs. As you know, the currency is the US dollar.
