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CHICAGO Guía De Viaje Personalizada Recién Hecha Para Viviana Garcia Espinoza CHICAGO guía de viaje personalizada recién hecha para Viviana Garcia Espinoza del 1 de agosto al 4 de agosto de 2014 Índice 1 Chicago. 4 2Comprenda. 4 2Historia. 5 2Llegar. 7 2Circule. 8 2Vea. 10 2Haga. 12 2Compre. 14 2Coma. 15 2Beba y Salga. 16 2Duerma. 17 2Seguridad. 17 2Salud. 18 1 Eventos. 19 2Viernes 1 de agosto. 19 2Sábado 2 de agosto. 21 2Domingo 3 de agosto. 22 2Lunes 4 de agosto. 24 1 Restaurantes. 26 2Top Mejores Restaurantes. 26 2Top Italianos. 26 2Top Asiáticos. 26 2Top Vegetarianos. 27 1 Info util. 28 2El tiempo. 28 2Amanecer/Anochecer. 28 2Moneda. 28 2Frases útiles. 29 2Números de emergencia. 30 1 Mapas. 31 1 Referencias. 41 3 Chicago Chicago · Comprenda Chicago Chicago Ciudad Blanca). Culturas de todo el mundo fueron a la Exposi- ción Mundial Colombina para ser testigos del trabajo de Louis Comprenda Sullivan, Daniel Burnham y del mismo futuro. Chicago se conoce como The Second City (La Segunda Ciudad), lo que hace referencia a su reconstrucción después del fuego, ya que literalmente, es el segundo Chicago. La historia de Chicago con la corrupción es legendaria. Durante la Ley Seca, el mundo criminal de Chicago la hizo famosa por los nombres de Al Capone, Baby Face Nelson y, más tarde, Sam Giancana, quien prácticamente conducía la ciudad. Hoy en día Chicago es conocida como The Windy City (La Ciu- dad del Viento). Paseando por la ciudad, podrás pensar que Chicago obtuvo este mote por los vientos del Lago Michigan, que soplan por todo el centro con una fuerza considerable. Sin embargo, el origen del dicho viene de los políticos. Algunos di- cen que fue acuñada por rivales como Cincinnati y Nueva York, como una referencia derogatoria a la costumbre chicaguense de darse publicidad y el uso continuo de la política. Otros dicen que el término surgió del hecho de que los políticos en Chica- go cambian de parecer "tan a menudo como el viento". Finalmente, la ciudad es conocida como The City That Works (La Ciudad que Trabaja), como la promocionaba el Alcalde Richard M. Daley, haciendo referencia a la tradición trabajadora de Distritos en Chicago Chicago, las largas horas trabajadas por sus residentes y su de- seo de abordar proyectos civiles grandes. Daley y su padre, el Chicago era conocido como un buen lugar donde conseguir antiguo alcalde Richard J. Daley, dirigieron la ciudad durante cebolletas silvestres si eras miembro de la tribu Potawatomi, décadas en lo que puede ser llamado una dictadura benevo- quienes vivían en esta zona de Illinois antes de que llegasen lente; mientras que otras ciudades productoras como Cleve- los colonos europeos. Era principalmente un área de pantanos, land y Detroit se fueron a pique, Chicago prosperó, transfor- llanuras y barro antes de que Fort Dearborn se estableciese en mándose de una ciudad de fábricas a un gigante financiero en 1803 y su incorporación como ciudad en 1833. Podría decirse la vanguardia del diseño urbano moderno. que la naturaleza nunca ha querido que hubiese ahí una ciu- dad; dejando los fuertes vientos aparte, se necesitaron proyec- Mientras que la ciudad tiene muchas atracciones en el centro, tos de ingeniería civil de una escala sin precedentes para im- la mayoría de chicaguenses viven fuera del distrito central. Pa- plantar una red de alcantarillado, invertir la corriente del río pa- ra comprender Chicago, los viajeros deberán aventurarse más ra mantenerlo fuera de los suministros de agua potable de la allá del Loop y los estupendos restaurantes y ver lo que a los ciudad y evitar que los edificios se hundiesen. Esto fue sólo las chicaguenses les preocupa más. Gracias al sistema de transpor- primeras décadas. te público, cada parte de Chicago está sólo un poquito más le- jos que el camino más recorrido. En 1871, la crecida de la ciudad fue increíble. Todo se llenó de ruido y comercio. El 8 de octubre, la vaca de la señorita O'Leary supuestamente se chocó contra un farolillo en los atestados barrios de inmigrantes del West Side, y el Gran Incendio de Chicago comenzó. Se expandió rápidamente por la pradera se- ca, matando a 300 personas y destruyendo prácticamente la ciudad completa. La Torre de Agua de piedra, en Near North es la estructura más famosa que sobrevivió a este fuego. Sin em- bargo, la ciudad se tomó esta destrucción como una oportuni- dad para reconstruirla, más grande que antes, pidiendo presu- puestos a varios arquitectos y urbanistas, quienes aceptarían para convertirse en leyendas de la arquitectura moderna. En la cumbre de su renacimiento y la altura de sus poderes re- cién descubiertos, Chicago se conocía como The White City (La 4 Chicago Chicago · Historia Clima Los primeros exploradores europeos en poner pie en el lugar destinado a convertirse en Chicago fueron Louis Joliet y el P. Jacques Marquette. Los dos exploradores fueron comisiona- dos por el Gobierno francés en 1673. El padre Marquette regre- só a la zona sólo un año después para establecer una misión india. El primer colonizador europeo de Chicago, Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, llegó a la zona hacia 1780. Se casó con una india pota- watomi llamada Kittihawa y tuvo dos hijos, Jean y Susanne. En 1779 partió de Peoria y exploró el norte hasta una zona llama- da Eschikagou, (Chicago) por los indios. DuSable, reconocien- do su potencial, decidió instalarse en Chicago y construyó la primera vivienda permanente a las orillas del río. Estableció un puesto comercial que se convirtió en el principal punto de suministro para comerciantes y tramperos que iban hacia el Oeste. El puesto de Du Sable prosperó mucho y él se Nieve en Chicago hizo bastante rico. En 1796 nació una nieta, convirtiéndose en la primera persona nacida en la recién creada Chicago. El tiempo no es una de las cosas que atrae a los turistas a Chica- go. Hay una temporada buena en cada estación, pero es un lu- Aunque Chicago sufrió una serie de problemas, incluyendo la gar donde hay que tener en cuenta el clima. masacre de Fort Dearborn por una tribu de indios hostiles y la Guerra de 1812 entre Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña, logró Ocultadas por los terribles inviernos de Chicago están las olas mantener sus posesiones territoriales y expandir sus límites. de calor de verano. Los días de julio y agosto que pasan de lo "normal" son a veces distinguidos por ser calurosos y húmedos. Con el desarrollo del ferrocarril y el canal Illinois/Míchigan (en Las noches de verano son más frescas, y cerca del lago todavía 1848 se construyen los canales Illinois y Míchigan, interconec- más. tando los Grandes Lagos con el río Misisipi), Chicago se hizo el líder en las industrias ganadera, de virutas de madera, de le- Pero luego llegan esos inviernos. Los meses de Diciembre a ña y de trigo. Se corrió la voz de que la ciudad estaba llena de Marzo verás temperaturas muy frías, con el factor añadido del oportunidades y, para mediados de la década de 1850, llega- viento helado. La nieve normalmente se limita a unas cuantas ban hasta cien mil inmigrantes anualmente a la ciudad, bus- tormentas por estación, con pocas nevadas leves. Las tormen- cando tierra y trabajo. tas de hielo también son probables. Es una ciudad que está muy acostumbrada a estos inviernos así que los servicios de la En 1860, Chicago acogió la Convención Nacional Republicana ciudad y el transporte público rara vez cierran. que nombró al propio Abraham Lincoln, como el candidato presidencial. Un año después, durante su mandato, comenzó Dicho esto, Chicago tiene unos pocos meses de buen tiempo. la Guerra Civil. Mayo y septiembre son placenteros y suaves; abril y.
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