Find cheap flights to Chicago (CHI), United States

With breath-taking architecture, a vibrant arts scene and a thriving downtown business sector, Chicago has become a top destination for pleasure seekers and business travelers alike.  Take a stroll through Lincoln Park along the banks of the majestic Lake Michigan or take in the stunning views from the 94th floor John Hancock Observatory. Plus, because of its Midwestern locale, you can easily find cheap Chicago hotels for your visit.

There are many options available for those looking to buy low-priced plane tickets to Chicago. You can compare airfare deals through United and American Airlines, which both use Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport (ORD) as a major hub. Delta, Continental and JetBlue also frequently offer cheap direct flights to Chicago as well. You can also look for discounted flights from Southwest, which flies to Chicago’s Midway Airport (MDW).

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Consider a Milwaukee flight deal if you are having difficulty finding affordable direct flights to Chicago. Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport (MKE) is located only 74 miles North of O'Hare Airport and often offers discount flight deals that are worth the drive into the city.

With more than 70 distinct neighborhoods, Chicago is an eclectic patchwork of cultures and people.

Take in a Cubs game at the historic Wrigley Field in Chicago’s East Lakeview neighborhood. Afterward, head north to Uptown and listen to live jazz music at the Green Mill, a classic lounge that used to be Al Capone’s favorite speakeasy. If the weather is warm, head east to North Avenue Beach, one of the best places in the city to people watch.

For those traveling with family, Chicago has much to offer. During the warmer months, you can take an architectural boat tour through the Chicago River.  Head to Navy Pier for a ride on the 150-foot tall Ferris wheel and then catch a 3-D flick at the pier’s IMAX Theatre.

If you’re a budget traveler, check out the Lincoln Park Zoo. Housing 1,200 animals, the zoo is free everyday of the week. Chicago’s many museums, including the Art Institute, the Field Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry, all offer weekly free days as well.