We visit Chicago as part of our Great American Road Trip 2016 We stayed at The McCormick Center Truck Marshaling http://www.mccormickplace.com/attendees/parking.php We ate at: Giordano's https://giordanos.com/ Rosebud on Rush http://www.rosebudrestaurants.com/restaurant/rosebud-on-rush/ Portillo's http://www.portillos.com/index.html Chicago Architecture Foundation Cruise https://www.architecture.org/experience-caf/tours/detail/chicago-architecture-foundation-river-cruise-aboard-chicagos-first-lady-cruises/ Get your "Free in my RV" sticker for only $5 at freeinmyrv.com Follow me on social media. http://facebook.com/travelingrobert http://twitter.com/travelingrobert http://instagram.com/travelingrobert

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1. I went here in the summer of June 2010 when I was 11 and I remember going to Willis tower and the aquarium, the history museum, and the planetarium.
2. Superb as usual. Coming over from UK next year, just got to decide where. Been to Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans and Orlando.
3. Hey Robert! I live in Chicago. Thank you for coming! You took some of the best video I've seen of Chicago. You did the city proud. I cringed when you said Willis Tower, but then you included "Sears," so we're good. LOL!!
4. Chicago is one of the greatest cities I have ever been. So much to do everywhere you turn, summertime in Chicago is also amazing. Very clean, things happening all hours of the day and night, and great for the tourists.
5. Lower Wacker Drive was a crazy place in the 80s. Think Taxi Driver. Was a world all to itself, and not a pretty one. People might remember it from the car chase scene in one of the recent Batman movies. I think they also showed parts of the Pedway. That's an underground pedestrian walkway filled with shops that spans 40 blocks of the loop. Another underground universe unto itself that used to be sketchy back in the 80s, but really unique. Chicago and NYC have cleaned up quite a bit from those days and while safer, they are also less "alive" in a sense. These cities used to buzz with life. I really think Chicago is the most American of cities. It's a shame people from other countries, or even our own, dont visit it more. But I will admit it is a much better city to live in because it has so many layers you just keep discovering, even after 36 years. I dont think the touristy stuff is particularly that compelling.
6. Thank you for your fabulous videos I can't stop watching them ,every time I watch them I keep counting the days till retirement and just hit the road in a Roadtrek or Chinook
7. Awesome!!  And yes, GPS lies!!  lol  No more glass floors at the top of buildings please lol  I actually moved back from my monitor!
8. Chicago is the 3rd largest city in the US and the largest city in the state of Illinois. Chicago is a compact sized New York.
9. How many miles does you're Kia Sorrento have.
10. Excellent filming, you capture the visual aspects of the city very well.
11. I got a real challenge for you. Ship your RV down to Brazil and make a road trip all across the Brazilian capital cities. Think outside the box, alternate experience.
12. what i Greta vid. very Nice Robert 😀😊
13. one of the greatest travel youtube channels! Thanks Robert!
14. Thank you. it`s every view detail is so beautiful
15. Awesome video
16. Hello Robert,
    I live in the Eden Prairie city, which is the suburb of
    Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is actually 17 miles away from Minneapolis to be exact.
    I really enjoy watching your Road Nomad trip cross the U.S.A. I would like you
    take trip to Minnesota when you can and cover this great state and city of Minneapolis,
    Minnesota just like you did in Chicago, Illinois or St. louis, Missouri.  In addition, I discovered your channel on
    October 17, 2016, and I just subscribed your YOUTUBE channel.  Thank you.
17. Super Bro :) Love Chicago And You Too :) Big Thanks :)
18. It is called Navy Pier. 😊
    Not "the" Navy Pier.☺
19. I loved this video.
20. Bravisimo Robert