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Daley Civic Center Plaza/Under The Picasso |
Lucky Strike Lanes |
Millennium Park Series |
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Amazing Chicago's Funhouse Maze
Squeezing, stomping, spinning, double over laughing, delightfully dizzy, twisting and turning -can you find your way out?
Navigate your way through 4000 square feet of exhilarating sensory experiences. Lose yourself in the Mirror Maze, stumble your way through the Spinning Tunnel, stomp out the Great Chicago Fire and much more! Find out for yourself why over 1 million guests have gotten lost here. |
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American Girl Place
For the moms who gave THE Doll and the daughters who got THE Doll, this cafe offers another memorable mother-daughter experience. It’s on the second floor of the American Girl Place right across from Chicago’s historic Water Tower on Chicago Avenue. The New York Times calls it "the destination of choice for 4-to-12-year-old girls from all over the United States." And make sure your little girl brings her Doll along because there’s a Treat Seat at the table where the Doll can sit while you and your daughter enjoy your meal. |
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Arlington Park
Arlington Park, long known as a family-friendly venue for horse-racing in the summer, now has the perfect escape from cabin fever and the dead of winter with the all-new KidKarnival, to be held on weekends and holidays from January 13 to January 28, 2007
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Aurora Area Visitors Bureau - e-Brochure
 Only 37 miles west of Chicago, the Aurora Area stretches out to parts of Kane, Kendall, Will and DuPage counties and offers savory dining, unique architecture, the coolest attractions, extreme shopping and hundreds of other options for a truly unique visitor experience. As the crossroads of big-city action and country charm, it is also one of Illinois' most vibrant regions |
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Bronzeville Visitor Information Center
The Bronzeville Visitor Information Center is located at the historic gateway to the Black Metropolis Historic District and will serve as an orientation point of information access for tourists, residents and researchers. Visitors will be welcomed to Bronzeville and directed to multiple sites and attractions that make the community an internationally significant African-American heritage tourism destination.
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Buckingham Fountain
On April 1, 2009, Buckingham Fountainwill reopen to the public.
Proudly referred to as Chicago's "front yard," Grant Park is among the city's loveliest and most prominent parks. The site of three world-class museums -- the Art Institute, the Field Museum of Natural History, and the Shedd Aquarium -- the park includes the museum campus, a 1995 transformation of paved areas into beautiful greenspace. Grant Park's centerpiece is the Clarence Buckingham Memorial Fountain, built in 1927 to provide a monumental focal point while protecting the park's breathtaking lakefront views. One of the largest fountains in the world, Buckingham Fountain, and its surrounding pathways and landscape have undergone a $25 million renovation. |
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Chicago Botanic Garden
The Chicago Horticultural Society was founded in 1890. At its heart was the understanding that the city of Chicago was incorporated with the Latin words Urbs in Horto, meaning "City In A Garden."
The Chicago Botanic Garden, with its world-renowned plant collections and displays, is one of the country's most visited public gardens and a preeminent center for learning and scientific research.
The 385-acre Garden features 23 display gardens and three native habitats, uniquely situated on nine islands surrounded by lakes.
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Chicago Botanic Garden - eBrochure
 Just One Look and to think, they've got 22 other gardens you haven’t seen here. |
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Chicago Cultural Center
Come for the beauty, stay for the programs.
The beautiful, landmark Chicago Cultural Center is one of the city’s ten most popular attractions and is considered one of the most comprehensive arts showcases in the United States, presenting more than 800 free cultural programs a year. |
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Chicago Cultural Center - Visitor Information Center
Come for the beauty, stay for the programs.
The beautiful, landmark Chicago Cultural Center is one of the city’s ten most popular attractions and is considered one of the most comprehensive arts showcases in the United States, presenting more than 800 free cultural programs a year. |
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