Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Best way to pass time in a new city overseas?|115440

What is the best way to pass time in a new city overseas. I_m in chicago and can_t think of many ways to pass time alone.

  • I moved to the USA and the first city I lived in was Chicago, so welcome! It_s a really cool city. I_d suggest spending time wandering around downtown to start with, or find a Borders Bookstore, get a book or magazine and some coffee and settle in, say hi to people and strike up a conversation. If you_re in business, I_d definitely suggest a local Chamber of Commerce new members breakfast, I know that the Chicagoland Chamber invites guests into those breakfasts, you don_t have to be a member, so that_s a good way to introduce yourself to some people. Failing all of that, shop!! It works for me. :)

  • Grab a City Pass and have fun.


    http://www.citypass.com/city/chicago.htm��



    Or visit
    http://chicago.metromix.com/
    to see everything going on in the city.

    Also might pay to visit the embassy for whatever country you are coming from. They can suggest things that might include others from your homeland.


    http://www.meetinchicago.com/travelresou��


    Welcome to Chicago.

  • YOu can_t find anything to do i Chicago??? Have you looked around? There are TONS of things to do, even if you_re alone. Hit the museums, take an architecture tour, stroll along Michigan Ave or the lakefront. Go eat authentic Indian food on Devon or investigate some of those strange little shops in Chinatown. Go to a comedy club (there are tons of them now all over the place). Go hang out in a coffee shop and people watch. Go hang out in Evanston. Go see a play.

    Pick up a copy of Time Out Chicago magazine. They have a pretty good listing of EVERYTHING that_s going on in the city. You_re bound to find something.

  • There are tons of things to do in the citycheckout the below websites
    http://chicago.nyctourist.com/
    and chicago.itravel.bz
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