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The Windy City has a lot more than just tall buildings to explore. Head over to the Lakefront Park area for miles and miles of walking and biking trails that showcase the best of Chicago's famous architecture and beautiful waterways. F…
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Give romance a new feel when you share active outdoor time with your partner in Chicago. Share a kayak and glimpses of the setting sun from the Chicago River. Walk through a vast city park admiring the monuments and each other. Take a…
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If your traveling to Chicago, you can be right downtown and still find adventure around every corner. One of the most enjoyable ways to get around and see the Windy City is by taking a trolley. Chicago Trolley Tours offers hop-on, hop-…
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With more than 2.8 million people, Chicago is the third-largest city in the United States. Some of Chicago's nicknames are the Windy City, the Second City, and the City of Big Shoulders. Chicago offers a multitude of culture, recreatio…
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Halsted Street is one of the major north to south streets in Chicago. Because it runs along two major universities and the Chicago River, as well as its close proximity to beaches, outdoor festivals and occasional art fairs, there is…
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North of the Chicago River, the Streeterville section of Chicago is not only a family-oriented neighborhood but also a tourist destination. Very popular among this section of town is the Oak Street Beach under the careful watch of Chic…
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Chicago offers something for everyone--from culture, architecture and theater to shopping, dining and outdoor activities. In fact, there are plenty of places to hike, climb, bike, run or sail. Travel here is easy, affordable and unforg…
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Located on the edge of Lake Michigan, Chicago is loaded with outdoor activities.
While the lake is the obvious spot to enjoy the water, the Chicago River is also a favorite canoe and kayak destination. If you want to stay dry, Chicag…
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Chicago has been home to great Italian food since the turn of the 20th century. A strong Italian migration during the 20th century led to the rise of a strong Italian culture, and thus, a strong Italian food culture. Lost among Chicago…
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Chicago's River North neighborhood is popular among tourists and locals alike. It's the home of Navy Pier, one of the city's top attractions, and dozens of restaurants, shops and theaters. It's also where Donald Trump chose to build hi…
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Chicago is one of America's most active cities, with a large business, shopping and theater district. Visitors flock to the Windy City every year. To accommodate the demand, several of the world's biggest hotel brands have a presence h…
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Chicago's long Lake Michigan coastline lends itself to a number of restaurants with good views. Many of these are quite high end (some are even rated among the best in the country), but there are waterside dining opportunities to fit a…
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Mexican food is full of flavor, variety and spices. Mexican food is a great option after a routine workout or a day filled with activity. It can be difficult to eat Mexican food standing up or doing other activities, so you need to fin…
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Chicago's Magnificent Mile refers to North Michigan Avenue from the Chicago River on the south end to Oak Street on the north end. It hosts retail stores, restaurants, cafes and parades. The Magnificent Mile is decorated with flowers a…
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Designed by renowned theater architects the Rapp Brothers, the Palace Theatre opened at the corner of Randolph and LaSalle Streets in Chicago, Illinois in 1926. After undergoing a major renovation, the venue opened as the Cadillac Pala…
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