Destination Guide Refined by  Sightseeing + Tours from above to remove selectionAttraction Arts (2) Monuments + Museums (2)
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| Navy Pier 600 East Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60601 312.595.5300 |  |
Built during World War I, this 3,000-foot-long pier was used by the Navy during World War II as a training center for pilots. But any military aura is long gone, now that the place has been transformed into a bustling to... more
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| Chicago Cultural Center 78 E. Washington St., Chicago, IL 60661 312.346.3278 | |
The center is a showplace for the lively and visual arts Chicago offers, with tourism information, special discounts and more. VITAL INFO: Best suited for all age groups We are open year-round 78 E Washington Chicago, IL... more
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| Montrose Harbor 4400 N. Montrose Ave., Chicago, IL | |
Just because Montrose Harbor is the city's northernmost harbor doesn't mean it's the quietest. With Montrose Beach and picnic areas nearby, and a steady stream of cars cruising the harbor drive, you'll have to take to th... more
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| Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum 2430 N Cannon Dr, Chicago, IL 60618 773.755.5100 | |
Built into the rise of an ancient sand dune -- once the shoreline of Lake Michigan -- Chicagos newest museum bills itself as an environmental museum for the 21st century. While that might sound fairly dull, most of the e... more
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| National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum 1801 S. Indiana Ave, Chicago, IL 60608 312.326.0270 | |
The chimelike sounds of more than 58,000 imprinted dog tags hanging from the ceiling entranceway are a melancholy memorial to the soldiers who lost their lives in the unpopular war. Take in the visual journal of the expe... more
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| River North Gallery District Bounded by Wells, Chicago, IL | |
One of Chicago's oldest areas, River North lies just north of the Loop and is bounded on the south and west by branches of the Chicago River. It was in this area in the 1830s that French Canadian fur traders and Potawato... more
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