Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago

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The Field Museum, which first opened its doors in 1894, has since grown into a true treasure trove of natural history, with a collection that now boasts nearly 40 million artifacts and specimens. As you wander through its massive stone halls, you'll

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As the Official River Cruise of the Chicago Architecture Foundation, Chicago's First Lady is one of the best ways to tour the Windy City. Their entire vessel is designed after early 20th-century luxury yachts with a full bar, plenty of snacks availab

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A prominent recreational area located in the heart of downtown Chicago, adjacent to Millennium Park. Named after the former First Lady of Chicago, Maggie Daley, the park spans 20 acres and offers a diverse range of attractions and activities for visi

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The Lyric Opera House in Chicago, originally opened as the Civic Opera House in 1929, is a breathtaking blend of architectural grandeur and rich history. It was the vision of Samuel Insull, a prominent utility magnate, who wanted a new, democratic op

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Offering a diverse array of programs and exhibitions that intricately showcase the rich tapestry of Mexican cultural expressions and art forms, spanning across epochs, from antiquity to contemporary times, and encompassing both sides of the border. O

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After successfully convincing the railroad to donate the land rights, Mayor Richard M. Daley unveiled plans for what would become Millennium Park in 1998. Since its grand opening in 2004, the park has transformed into a beloved urban oasis, offering

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Hidden within Chicago’s Garfield Park, the Garfield Park Conservatory feels like you’ve stumbled right into Jumanji. This glass-encased wonderland is a tropical oasis with a touch of Windy City grit, featuring lush fern rooms, exotic cacti, and a pal