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Chicago looks great from every angle, whether you’re exploring the
city’s astonishing architecture during a guided tour (on foot or
aboard a Chicago River boat, lakeshore cruise or sightseeing bus) or
you’re enjoying the bird’s-eye view from the 103rd floor
Sears Tower Skydeck or the 94th floor Hancock Observatory. The 29 miles of
lakefront paths are just one reason Chicago is one of the world’s
most walkable and beautiful cities.
Chicago is often called one of the friendliest cities, and you’ll
agree when you accept the city’s warm invitation to sample such free
attractions as Lincoln Park Zoo, home to more than 1,000 mammals,
reptiles and birds. Enjoy the peaceful gardens under glass at
Garfield Park Conservatory and Lincoln Park Conservatory, or take in
one of the free performances at Navy Pier. Other attractions include
the Adler Planetarium, Art Institute, Museum of Science and
Industry, John G. Shedd Aquarium and the ever-popular Magnificent
Mile of shopping.
For information about the best tours and attractions, visit the
Chicago Convention & Tourism Bureau Web site,
www.choosechicago.com.
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This historic
venue was
dubbed "the Wonder Theatre of the World" when it
opened on Oct. 26 1921.
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The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
makes getting around Chicago easy and affordable. For
maps, rates and schedules, visit
www.transitchicago.com or call 1-888-YOURCTA. |
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Academy members from the Chicago area have formed a
Welcome Committee. They will share tips about where
to go and what to do in the city. Check back for their
Insider’s Guide for conference-goers,
or visit the Academy booth in the exhibit hall.
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Chicago weather in mid-October is
usually sunny, with an average temperature that ranges
from a low of 51 degrees to a high of 71 degrees. |
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