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Chicago in March: A Windy City Welcome
So, you’re thinking of braving the Chicago chill in March? Well, bless your cotton socks! You’re about to embark on a journey into a city that’s as tough as its winters. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s the lowdown on what to do when the Windy City is at its windiest.
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| What To Do In Chicago In March |
Embrace Your Inner Penguin: Outdoor Adventures
Let's be honest, March in Chicago is not exactly Bali weather. But fear not, adventure awaits! Bundle up like you’re auditioning for a polar expedition and hit the town.
- The Bean and Beyond: Millennium Park is a must-visit, even if it’s freezing. You can pose with the iconic Cloud Gate (aka The Bean), take a selfie with the Crown Fountain, or just admire the city skyline. Remember, layers are your best friend.
- Riverwalk Romance: If you're looking for a touch of romance, the Chicago Riverwalk offers stunning views, even in the cold. Grab a hot chocolate and hold hands (or a glove).
- Shopaholic’s Paradise: Michigan Avenue is a shopper’s dream, and March is a great time to snag some deals. Just make sure to duck into stores to warm up!
Indoor Escapes: When the Wind Howls
Sometimes, the best way to combat the cold is to retreat indoors. Chicago has a plethora of options to keep you entertained.
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- Museum Magic: The Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum, and the Museum of Science and Industry are world-class institutions. Spend a day getting lost in art, history, or science.
- Theater Thrills: Chicago has a thriving theater scene. Catch a Broadway show or a local production for a night of entertainment.
- Foodie Frenzy: Chicago is a food lover’s paradise. From deep-dish pizza to gourmet dining, there's something to satisfy every craving.
St. Patrick's Day Shenanigans
March in Chicago is synonymous with St. Patrick's Day. The city turns green for a day (or two) as locals and tourists alike celebrate Irish heritage.
- The River Runs Green: Witness the iconic dyeing of the Chicago River. It’s a sight to behold, even if you're not a fan of green beer.
- Parades and Parties: Join the revelry at one of the many St. Patrick's Day parades or parties. Just remember to dress warmly!
How to Survive March in Chicago
- How to dress: Layers, layers, layers. And don't forget a good hat and gloves.
- How to stay warm: Hot chocolate, cozy cafes, and fireplaces are your new best friends.
- How to find indoor activities: Check out the city's museums, theaters, and restaurants.
- How to enjoy St. Patrick's Day: Embrace the green, drink responsibly, and wear comfortable shoes.
- How to appreciate the city: Even in the cold, Chicago has a unique charm. So bundle up and explore!
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