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12th Street Beach
12th Street Beach on the eastern edge of Northerly Island is an amazing place to walk and explore.
Considered as one of the most well-hidden beaches in Chicago, 12th Street Beach is a brilliant spot for distance swimming. This picturesque beach is a small dune habitat that’s also home to forbs and dune grasses, along with being an important habitat for shorebird species, nesting, and migrating. And just south of the beach, Adler Planetarium is located where visitors can enjoy a range of summer events. Because of the calm waters, paddle boarding and canoeing are some of the best activities to do out here.
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Adler Planetarium
The Adler Planetarium founded in 1930 is the first museum in the United States committed to astronomy and astrophysics research works. It houses three full-size theatres, wide collections of space & science exhibits, some of the oldest scientific instruments, and one of the only research-active, public urban observatories, the Doane Observatory. Apart from these, it also has interactive exhibit galleries, award-winning sky shows, a 13-foot sundial, and America’s courtyard- a sculpture that captures the change of the season.
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Altitude Chicago Trampoline Park
Altitude Chicago Trampoline Park is an amusement park for young adults as well as for kids. This 33,000 square foot facility has 14 attractions for various age groups ranging from giant trampolines, foam pits, and fitness classes.
Attractions at the Altitude Chicago Trampoline Park include Wipeout where one jumps over a spinning wheel's padded arms, Trapeze Swing for high-flying with a foam pit landing, and even a trampoline basketball. The park is inclusive of toddlers as well with its kids’ arena and toddler time passes. The park is also available for birthday parties, teen nights, fundraising, and community events.
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American Writers Museum
American Writers Museum is a National Museum dedicated to celebrating American Writers of diverse genres and their enduring influence on history, identity, culture, and our day to day lives. It aspires to educate and engage the masses about the past and present American writers. The Exhibitions are carefully curated to include not just the Canons in American literature but those authors whose works are a part of a continuum that will grow and change. The Museum attracts literature buffs from all around the world, connecting with their favorite author and writings.
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Ameristar Casino Hotel East Chicago
Ameristar Casino Hotel, located in East Chicago, Indiana is within a driving distance of just 22 miles from Chicago. The Hotel features a premier Casino spanning over 56,000 square feet with 72 table games, 1,700 slot games, a High Limit Room, and a unique Sportsbook. The hotel also provides room accommodation - with deluxe or queen rooms equipped with oversized tubs and 50 - inch LCD TVs. Visitors can also experience a multitude of cuisine and specialties from the buffet service provided by the Hotel.
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Art Institute of Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago, built-in 1879 is one of the oldest and largest art museums in the States. After the Great Chicago Fire, the Museum reopened in 1887, with a revamped building designed by architect John Wellborn Root. Its collection is a plethora of artifacts ranging from sculptures, paintings, photography, design, and decorative arts from the different periods of human civilization. The Museum also houses masterpieces such as Grant Wood’s American Gothic, Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks, Mary Cassatt’s The Child’s Bath, and works by artists such as Van Gogh, Andy Warhol, and Picasso.
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Axehead Lake
Axehead Lake was constructed in 1958 as a borrow pit for an expressway construction. The lake has clear water which ensures a good condition for fishing. It is also known as one of the “inland trout” lakes for the state of Illinois. The Lake is a must-visit for anglers.
Bangs Lake
Bangs Lake located in Lake County, Wauconda, Illinois is a glacial lake. It features a shore length of 6.3 miles and offers diverse recreational activities with fishing as the most popular activity. The lake’s natural element is well maintained by the locals and the authorities who work together by organizing various drives and events throughout the year. It is one of the most visited destinations for families looking for a fun and relaxing day.
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Belmont Harbor Dog Beach
Unlike other dog beaches in Chicago, Belmont Harbor Dog Beach isn’t as crowded.
And this beach is perfect to see how the dogs react to the beach for the first time.Nestled just a few minutes' walk away from Wrigley, Belmont Harbor Dog Beach has plenty of spaces for playing around, splashing in the waters, soaking up in the sun, and more. This 0.15-acre beach is a fully enclosed beach that is super clean and would like to be kept that way. So, pack some clean-up bags and water bottles from home so the pets can enjoy their day at the beach.
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Blue Chip Casino Hotel Spa
Blue Chip Casino and Hotel initially started in 1997 as a three-deck gaming board, in 2000 - a hotel complex was added and in 2002 - the third deck was expanded to accommodate a gaming space of 42,500 square feet. Classic Table games like Blackjack, roulette, craps to progressive Jackpots - Visitors can experience it all here. The Casino also offers Fanduel Sportsbook equipped with 5 betting windows with 22 television screens, a Poker Room, and slots.
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