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The Pilsen 2nd Friday's Art Walk
Not many tourists make it down to Pilsen, the predominantly Latino neighborhood south of the Loop. But those that do are rewarded with a bevy of excellent Mexican restaurants to choose from along 18th Street, plus a whole host of art galleries to browse al
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The Best Downtown Dining Options in Chicago
There are excellent restaurants to be found all over Chicago, in a range of prices and cuisines. Unfortunately, some of the restaurants in the downtown and Magnificent Mile area trade more their location than the fact that they serve really good, inventive
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Travel from Chicago to Disney World this Summer
Chicago is one of the best places to be in the summer. The days are sunny and hot, but a cooling breeze blows in from the waters of Lake Michigan. The beaches are packed and it seems like there is a neighborhood festival happening every weekend.
It’s
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What to Do in Chicago in Summer
Ask any Chicagoan (okay, maybe not this one – I can’t handle extreme heat) and they’ll tell you summer is by far the best season to be in Chicago. Something special happens over Memorial Weekend, as all those cold, dreary winter
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Millennium Park
Millennium Park was built in 2004 and occupies 24.5 acres of the northwest corner of Grant Park. Admission is free and the park is the second most-visited tourist attraction in the city (after Navy Pier), mostly thanks to a few notable structures of design
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Things to See and Do in Oak Park
Oak Park is one of Chicago’s many large suburbs, but it does hold some appeal for tourists visiting the city. Located on the west side of Chicago, just 10 minutes from the city, it is best known for its connection to famed architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Make Milwaukee's Summerfest Your Summer Long Weekend Destination
Chicago has no shortage of summer festivals that celebrate everything from music to food to neighborhoods to cultures. But if you’re looking for a weekend getaway full of festival fun in another city, you can’t go wrong with the Milwaukee Summe
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15 Reasons to Love Chicagowindow.NREUM
Though it’s often called the Second City, Chicago will always be number one in the hearts and minds of many people – both residents and visitors – who are captivated by the world-class museums, funky street fests, beautiful beaches and fa
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Things to Do in Chicago on Rainy Days
Summer storms are common in Chicago, and while your visit might fall during a hot, sunny dry spell, you may also find that every day of your vacation is marred by torrential rainfall and frightening thunder storms. Rather than huddle inside the protective
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Chicago Fine Dining: Tru
For over 10 years, Tru has been considered one of Chicago’s top restaurants for fine dining. Offering “progressive French” food and impeccable service, it’s a “must” for many serious foodies visiting the city.
Tru offers
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How to Plan the Perfect Summer Picnic in Chicago
Picnicking is an excellent way to save money on dining costs while traveling, as well as a relaxing way to observe daily life in a city while still eating quickly so you can get on with your sightseeing. There are great spots to picnic all over Chicago and
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Where to Watch the World Cup in Chicago
The World Cup kicks off today, and for soccer fans, that means a whole month of being glued to to the tv watching the games. In Chicago, dozens of bars will be broadcasting the games and offering food and drink specials to go along with them. Here are some
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Things to Do in Chicago in July
Summer is in full swing in Chicago – there’s a festival every weekend, tons of farmer’s markets to choose from, the beaches are packed and the best alfresco restaurants have their patios and decks up and running. There is so much to do i
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The Best Outdoor Dining Spots in Chicago
There’s just something about eating outside in Chicago in the summer. Whether your view is of the city below, of the Chicago River, or just of the throngs of people rushing by, it seems that eating outside just makes the food taste better, the beer a
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What to Eat at Green City Market
No summer Saturday (or Wednesday) morning is complete for me without a trip to the Green City Market in Lincoln Park. The Market is open from 7am to 1pm on Saturdays and Wednesdays from May to October. Located at the south end of the Park at Clark and Stoc
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How to Plan a Girls' Weekend in Chicago
Chicago is a popular destination for a “girls’ weekend” or bachelorette-party weekend, both for visitors from the Midwest and around the country. The city’s mix of cultural activities, famed shopping, and dining options at affordabl
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The Best Spas in Chicagowindow.NREUM
Hours spent wandering the streets of Chicago, rushing from landmark to museum, and trudging from shop to shop on Michigan Avenue can really tire a tourist out. After you’ve seen the sights of the city, unwind with a few treatments at one of the Chica
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Ways to Beat the Heat in Chicago
As cold as the weather in Chicago gets in winter (and I mean brain-freeze, I-don’t-want-to-leave-the-house-until-March, is-that-an-icicle-forming-on-my-eyelash kind of cold), it seems to get equally as over-the-top hot in the summer. Sizzling. Scorch
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How to Get Between Midway and O'Hare Airports
The question was recently raised on Twitter: is it worth it to switch between Midway and O’Hare airports for a lower fare? The answer: well, that depends. It depends on how much money you’ll save, how much time you have to make the switch, and
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Chicago's Best Ice Cream
In case you haven’t noticed, it’s hot in Chicago in summer. But here’s one delicious way to cool down – enjoy some refreshing ice cream. Chicago’s ice cream offerings go beyond just Ben and Jerry’s and Cold Stone (though
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