Chicago is known around the world for its iconic pizzas, both its famous Deep Dish, and lesser-known tavern-style thin crust. Aurelio’s on S. Michigan avenue boats both versions, but opt for their thin crust and tell ‘em, “Joe sent me."

Just a few miles from Soldier Field lies Chicago’s boisterous and vibrant Chinatown district, packed with dim sum spots, boba tea cafes, and late-night karaoke bars. Make sure to visit Nine Bar after a match, a super cool Asian-inspired cocktail bar in a speakeasy-style setting located inside the old Moon Palace Express.

The third largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere, the Shedd Aquarium is located just steps away from Soldier Field. Be sure to purchase your tickets in advance as they often sellout, and don’t miss the jellyfish exhibit.

A beautiful blend of both Polish, Italian, and American cuisines, Flo & Santos represents the melting pot that is Chicago brought to life through their creative bar fare. With a huge outdoor patio perfect for post-match revelry, enjoy the alternative take on bar classics like Perogies and Tavern-style Pizza.

A fun walk from Soldier Field, watch Chicago shine at Millenium Park, a community area packed with gardens, trails, and art installations, all sandwiched between the skyscrapers and Lakefront.

Just 1.5 miles from Soldier Field lies 31st Street Beach, a refreshing retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. With sweeping views of the skyline, enjoy a picnic as the breeze of Lake Michigan blows by before heading to the stadium for a match. Bonus tip: they usually have parking spots available!

Kiddie-corner to Soldier Field, Boat Drinks is your go-to no-frills spot for eats and drinks pre or post-match. With a patio and occasional live music, it’s a perfect spot to end the night after a win.

Chicago’s Field Museum is a must-visit when in the Windy City, and just a stone’s throw from Soldier Field making it the perfect pre-match adventure.

This outdoor lakefront venue is just beside Soldier Field, and hosts some of the best concerts and festivals of the year while offering unparalleled views of the Chicago city skyline.

Arguably the best dim sum restaurant in all of Chicago is less than a mile away from Soldier Field, offering everything from Hong Kong noodles to delectable dim sum items like soup dumplings and pork buns.