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• The Swedish American Museum Center offers insight to one of Chicago's most historic neighborhoods.

• Legoland Discovery Center: building blocks of fun

• Redmoon Theater: sparse company in a rich setting

• The Art Institute of Chicago: greatness up close

• Millennium Park: former eyesore now a sight for sore eyes

• Buckingham Fountain: a jewel on the Chicago Lakefront

• Lincoln Park Zoo: a world of wildlife just steps from downtown

• Field Museum: where history and culture collide

• Chicago's Sears Tower: a serious work of architecture

• Brookfield Zoo: "barless" habitats brings animals up close

• Volo Auto Museum: A rip roarin' ride through time

• Music Box Theatre: Modern films meet old Hollywood

• The Second City: Chicago's first place for comedy

• Spring Valley: like a visit to the 19th century

• Six Flags Great America: big thrills at a big park

• Willowbrook Wildlife Center brings local animals up close

• Ernest Hemingway Museum: A glimpse into greatness

• Chicago's Polish American Museum: A Place for Art, Music and Research.

• Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum: a respite from city life

• Navy Pier: an entertainment mecca along the lake

• Kohl Children's Museum: a learning playground

• Eli's Cheesecake: a tasty tour for a tiny price

• Wrigley Field: Cubs tour is a home run

• Chicago Cultural Center: music, art, lectures and more - all free

• At the Adler Planetarium, the stars always shine brightly

• Lynfred Winery: A sweet surprise in the suburbs

• Chicago Botanic Garden: fabulous flora in Glencoe

• For something novel visit Novelty Golf and Games, then hop over to the "Hutch."

• Symphony Center/orchestra: a classic combo

• Baha'i Temple: a place of peace open to all

• Starved Rock Lodge

• DuSable Museum of African American History

• Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: A modern architecture mecca

• The Morton Arboretum: The great outdoors just outside the city

• Ernest Hemingway Birthplace: Where history sparked imagination

• Museum of Science and Industry: a colossal experience in Chicago

• Lambs Farm: where charm and charity meet

Schaumburg Flyers: Big league fun, minor league price

Schaumburg Flyers: Big league fun, minor league price
The northwest suburban Schaumburg Flyers minor league baseball team brings big-time entertainment with talented players, a plush home field and inexpensive ticket prices.

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Harold Washington Library: much more than books

Harold Washington Library: much more than books
Modern architecture meets culture and history at the Harold Washington Library Center — listed in the Guinness World Records as the world's largest public library building.

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House of Blues brunch feeds soul and appetite

House of Blues brunch feeds soul and appetite
The House of Blues Sunday Gospel Brunch is a celebration of art, food and music that shouldn't be missed.

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Magnificent Mile: a Chicago shopper's paradise

Magnificent Mile: a Chicago shopper's paradise
Upscale stores, restaurants, hotels and culture converge in the beautiful expanse of downtown Chicago known as the Magnificent Mile.

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Route 66 Raceway Pays Homage to a Historic Road.

Route 66 Raceway Pays Homage to a Historic Road.
Get your kicks and more at Route 66 Raceway where speed, world-class motorsports and funny cars rule the road.

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Evanston's Piccolo Theatre: Literally On The Fast Track.

Evanston's Piccolo Theatre: Literally On The Fast Track.
Highly acclaimed for its productions and location, Piccolo Theatre is located in a working train depot.

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Grant Park Music Fest: a symphony under the stars.

Grant Park Music Fest: a symphony under the stars.
Founded in 1934 as a way to uplift spirits of Chicagoans during the Great Depression, The Grant Park Music Festival celebrates its 75th season.

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Chicago artists craft new life for old book covers

Chicago artists craft new life for old book covers
The final chapter for many books may be less than glamorous — molding away on a basement bookshelf, or tossed into a trash bin. But three Chicago artists are bringing new life to old books, reusing them or their beautiful covers for wall art, purses and even clocks.

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Chicago History Museum: where past, present collide

Chicago History Museum: where past, present collide
This history museum has a staggering 22 million historical American artifacts, including such treasures as Abe Lincoln's top hat and George Washington's suit.

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Historic Pullman is packed with railway past

Historic Pullman is packed with railway past
The Historic Pullman District of Chicago offers great history about railroading, labor and community living in the late 1800s.

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