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时间活动备注12月11日上午（星期日）带午餐，车上解决晚餐：出发U of M State St Park乘坐9：00am MegabusMegabus /JourneyResults.aspx单程成人票$ 3312：40pm 到达Chicago, Union Station S Canal St south of Jackson Blvd.租车：Hertz Car Rental / Amtrak Union Station HLE 地址：225 South Canal Street电话：312-928-0539 营业时间：Mo-Fr 0700-1900,Sa 0800-1400, Su 0900-1200酒店入住：Travelodge Hotel Downtown地址：65 E Harrison St标准房：$74电话：866-515-529012月11日下午（星期日）Chicago Cultural Center芝加哥文化中心地址：78 East Washington Street免费地图和各色免费导游资料Navy Pier海军码头Chicago river architecture cruise60分钟价格：$24/$12The Magnificent Mile“华丽一英里商业街”逛街晚餐：Deep Dish Pizza /Stuffed Pizza地点：1）730 N Rush StGiordanos (312) 951-07472）29 E Ohio StPizzeria Uno (312) 280-512012月12日上午（星期一）Adler Planetarium天文馆（23个小时）地址：1300 South Lake Shore Drive早上9点到，Museum Campus早上很漂亮Hours ：10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m票价：$12/$8Definiti Space Theater Shows $10 each 3-D Universe Theater Shows $10 each12月12日下午（星期一）The Field Museum自然史博物馆（4个小时）地址：1400 S. Lake Shore Drive票/visit/admission-and-hours 票价：$22/$15 （包含一个特殊展览）Hours：9am to 5pm 晚餐：China Town Chicago广式茶点Pheonix马来西亚连锁Penang 东南亚菜Joyee (推荐fruit smoothie)圣龙轩的面食，饺子，包子，韭菜盒子，豆浆12月13日上午（星期二）Museum of Science and Industry科学与工业博物馆（4个小时）地址：57th Street and Lake Shore DriveHours: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m票：/visit-the-museum/museum-info/票价：$15/$10 12月13日下午（星期二）University of ChicagoChicago Premium Outlets12月14日上午（星期三）Chicago Cultural Center芝加哥文化中心地址：78 East Washington StreetHours：8 am7 pmMillennium Park千禧公园地址：201 E. Randolph St.Art Institute of Chicago艺术博物馆（2个小时）地址：111 South Michigan AvenueHours: MonWed, 10:305:00 Thur, 10:308:00Wednesday free平时票价：$18票：/aic/visitor_info/geninfo.html#hours 12月14日下午（星期三）Grant Park格兰特公园地址：337 E Randolph St白金汉喷泉（Buckingham Fountain）已经关闭，可惜John Hancock Observatory约翰汉考克观景台地址：875 North Michigan Avenue票：/en/plan-your-visit/our-hours-prices 票价：$15/$10Chicago Public Library芝加哥公共图书馆地址：400 S. State Street返回5:00pm-8:40pm Megabus 返程地点Union Station S Canal St south of Jackson Blvd.到达地点U of M State St Park好的快餐馆推荐：热狗店：Superdawg6363 N Milwaukee AveThe Wieners Circle 2622 N Clark StGene & Jude Red Hot Stand 2720 River Rd, River Grove意大利牛肉三明治(Italian Beef Sandwich)：Als #1 Italian Beef1079 W. Taylor St., Chicago.Mr. Beef 666 N. Orleans St.Johnnies Beef7500 W. North Ave., Elmwood Park主要地点：起点：Union Station S Canal St south of Jackson Blvd.旅馆：65 E Harrison St科学与工业博物馆：57th Street and Lake Shore Drive艺术博物馆：111 South Michigan Avenue自然史博物馆：1400 S. Lake Shore Drive天文馆：1300 South Lake Shore Drive芝加哥文化中心：78 East Washington Street千禧公园：201 E. Randolph St.格兰特公园：337 E Randolph St约翰汉考克观景台：875 North Michigan Avenue芝加哥公共图书馆（Chicago Public Library）：400 S. State Street 西北大学：633 Clark Street Evanston芝加哥大学：5801 South Ellis AvenueChicago Premium Outlets：1650 Premium Outlets Boulevard （距市区1个小时）海军码头壮丽一英里Admission to all 28 of the attractions below is included in the Go Chicago Card, which is available for 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7 days. +Adler Planetarium The Adler invites you to explore outer space without leaving Chicago. Follow astronauts into orbit and experience the beauty of starry night skies. Learn about current NASA missions, discover the Milky Way, and investigate what lies beyond in our nine exhibitions and multiple theaters.Dont miss Planet Explorers, the Adlers newest permanent exhibition designed for families with young children. Children take the helm in a space adventurepiloting a rocket, living in space on a “shuttle”, and exploring the environment of Planet X. The whole family will enjoy hands-on activities and more, FREE with your GoChicago Card!In Shoot for the Moon, follow in the footsteps of astronaut Captain James A. Lovell, Jr. as he experimented with liquid-fuel rockets and participated in NASAs space race. Get up close to the Gemini 12 spacecraft (pictured above), which spent fourteen days in orbit around the Earth. Stop by the Moon Wall to view NASAs most recent, high-resolution images of the Apollo moon-landing sites.Learn more +Architectural River Cruise by Shoreline Join Shoreline on an exciting journey touring the Chicago River and its architectural landmarks. Travel down the main branch of the Chicago River, up the north branch to the East Bank Club, and then south past the Willis Tower to the old Post Office Building. Cruises are led by professional guides who share the dramatic story of Chicagos rise from the ashes of the Great Fire of 1871 to become the home of the skyscraper and the cradle of modern American architecture. Along the one-hour route are buildings by world-famous architects Mies van der Rohe, Skidmore Owings & Merrill, and Helmut Jahn. A map and architectural guide is yours to keep. All of the tour boats have easy boarding ramps and are accessible to people with disabilities.CLOSED IN WINTER.Learn more +Art Institute of Chicago No trip to Chicago is complete without a visit to the world-renowned Art Institute - now the nations second-largest museum. Walk across the Nichols Bridgeway from Millennium Park and experience Pritzker Prize-winning architect Renzo Pianos Modern Wing, home to our celebrated collections of modern and contemporary art, architecture, design, and photography. Then stroll back in time and let your old favorites - iconic artists like Seurat, Hopper, Monet, and Rembrandt - guide you through the historical Michigan Avenue building and to treasured works from around the world.Bringing the whole family? Kids under 14 are free! Drop by the state-of-the-art Ryan Education Center for stories, games, and art activities for toddlers through teens. Or, travel to the Thorne Miniature Rooms (68 model rooms created on a one-inch-to-one-foot scale) and achieve a heightened sense of self. Learn more +Bike Chicago Navy Pier Chicago is a biking paradise! Twenty glorious miles of amazing lakefront trails make it an easy, fun, and very safe city to explore by bike. You can ride north to Lincoln Park Zoo (free admission) or south to Grant Park and the Museums. Enjoy the best view of the City from the Adler Planetarium. Biking is the fun way to get around and can make for your best day in Chicago! Comfort bike, lock, helmet, and bike map included.Learn more +Brookfield Zoo Brookfield Zoo, Chicagolands largest zoo, is open year-round and is world-renowned for its innovative animal exhibits and 216-acre nature park.Activities and attractions include a carousel and daily dolphin shows. In the summer, you can enjoy educational Zoo Chats, touch a ray at Stingray Bay, walk through the Butterflies! exhibit, and splash in water play areas.Great Bear Wilderness allows visitors to go eye-to-eye with North American animals like grizzly bears, polar bears, bison, wolves, and eagles for a National Park-like experience close to home. In October, get into the spooky spirit with our two Halloween events. Creatures of the Night offers multiple haunted attractions and activities, Friday through Sunday evenings from October 14 to 30. Boo! at the Zoo, a not-too-scary daytime event on Saturdays and Sundays, October 22 to 30, features a costume parade and other family-friendly fun.Holiday Magic at Brookfield Zoo is Chicagos largest lights festival with animated light displays and over one million twinkling lights. Enjoy live entertainment, amazing animals, and seasonal food and drink during the first three weekends in December, and December 26 to 31. Learn more +Chicago Architecture Foundation The Chicago Architecture Foundation is your gateway to discovering Chicagos world-renowned architecture. Start your visit at the CAF Tour Center which features a large scale model of downtown Chicago and explores the innovative people and ideas that shaped Chicago. Then choose from more than 85 tours of the city and surrounding neighborhoods. Passionate and knowledgeable docents will entertain you while teaching you about the historical and modern buildings that make Chicago the First City of American Architecture. Dont leave without visiting CAFs shop, one of Chicagos most unique venues filled with modern and historically-inspired home dcor, jewelry, architectural books and photography. Plus, receive a $2 discount (40% off) when renting the audio guide for our blockbuster exhibition, Chicago Model City. Hear local historians, planners and other experts discuss how a city as vast and complex as Chicago takes shape. Learn more +Chicago Childrens Museum Chicago Childrens Museum is the place where play and learning connect! Only at CCM can you scale a towering schooner, build a tall skyscraper to add to the Skyline, dig for bones in a Dinosaur Expedition, create a big splash in WaterWays-and even take in an art class in the Kraft Artabounds Studio. Three floors of interactive exhibits, plus daily programs, multicultural performances and workshops, offer unlimited learning adventures to kids through age 10 and their families. CCM is located on historic Navy Pier on the shores of Lake Michigan. Learn more +Chicago History Museum The Chicago History Museum is a visitors first stop in discovering the rich and vibrant history of Chicago. Showcasing items from a 22 million-piece collection, the Museum is also home to a world-renowned costume collection, as well as artifacts from the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln. The Museum features an exhibition on Chicago history entitled Chicago: Crossroads of America which explores the legacy of Chicagos music, art, culture, commerce, politics, and architecture. The Childrens Gallery exhibition, Sensing Chicago, enables visitors to explore Chicagos history through the five senses. Get your shopping fix at the Museum Store. Learn more +Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Tour This unusual complex served as Wrights private residence and studio for the first 20 years of his career, 1889-1909. Wright used his home as an architectural laboratory, trying out design concepts before sharing them with clients. Here, he raised six children with his first wife, Catherine Tobin, and designed such famous buildings as the Robie House, Larkin Building and Unity Temple. The area surrounding the Home and Studio contains the worlds largest concentration of Wright-designed structures. With 25 of his buildings in the village, as well as a rich selection of restored Prairie School and Victorian homes, Oak Park is a virtual outdoor museum of architectural history. Guided museum tours and self-guided audio neighborhood walks are available. Learn more +Grand Tour by Gray Line See the North Side and South Shore business and residential districts on this four-hour tour of Americas Windy City. Travel through Grant Park, the front lawn of the city and site of Soldier Field. Discover the Art Institute of Chicago and Orchestra Hall, home of the famous Chicago Symphony. See the Museum of Science and Industry and Lake Point Towers - once the worlds tallest apartment building - an architecturally stunning building of glass and curves. Tour the famous Loop and State Street and journey over the Chicago River, made to flow backwards by one of the worlds greatest engineering feats. All the sights covered in the North Side and South Shore tours are included in the Grand Tour. Time permitting, the tour stops to take in the breathtaking views at the Lincoln Park Conservatory and the Museum Campus. Learn more +Hop On Hop Off Trolley by Gray Line Trolleys running as usual!Enjoy a scenic tour of Chicagos lakefront and downtown area aboard new Upper Deckers and Trolley busses, similar to cable cars in San Francisco. Have the freedom to get on and off all day for two full days and take full advantage of Chicagos top attractions. This fully narrated tour includes stops at Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum, Navy Pier, Water Tower, Rock n Roll McDonalds, Wrigley Building, and Macys. Learn more +John Hancock Observatory Take your trip to great heights at John Hancock Observatory. The adventure begins with a 40-second thrill ride up 1,000 feet in North Americas fastest elevator. Even before you catch your breath, youll be wowed by 360-degree views from the 94th floor. You can actually see parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Keep your experience on the edge with Chicagos only open-air Skywalk high above the Magnificent Mile (and get to truly feel why its called The Windy City).And just when you think things couldnt get more sensational, the tower takes it to the next level with their Multi-Media Sky tour, narrated by David Schwimmer. This multimedia experience will stimulate your mind with a walk through Chicagos history and hotspots. After taking it all in, relax in the award-winning Lavazza Espression caf and share your sightseeing inspirations over a cup of this Italian favorite. Even after you elevator back to earth, youll still feel your head is somewhere in the Chicago clouds. Learn more +Kohls Children Museum of Greater Chicago Kohl Childrens Museum of Greater Chicago is the only museum in the Chicago area that exclusively provides exhibits and programming for ages birth to 8. All 17 permanent exhibits are hands-on and interactive. Shop in the child-sized Dominicks grocery store, find your way through the Discovery Maze, build and race vehicles in Car Care, cure stuffed animals in the Pet Vet, make sandwiches in the play Potbelly Cafe, dance and sing in Music Makers, and make a splash in Water Works. There are also four baby play areas for infants and crawlers. Habitat Park, a secure outdoor exhibit area with a sculpture trail, climbing structures, and underground tunnel, offers seasonal programming. Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl: Home Sweet Home, June 15Sept. 26, 2010, Curious George: Lets Get Curious, October 19, 2010Feb. 5, 2011. The Museum features 200 free parking spots, a cafe and store, and is fully accessible to all children, with any level of physical or cognitive ability. Learn more +Lake Cruise by Shoreline This half-hour Skyline Boat Tour spans the entire panorama of Chicagos world renowned skyline, traveling north past Navy Pier to the Hancock Building, east out to the Lighthouse, and south towards the Sears Tower and Museum Campus which includes the Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum and Adler Planetarium. The tour is accompanied by a professionally produced narration recounting Chicagos dramatic history and highlighting many famous landmarks along the route. Tours depart from Navy Pier, departure times vary according to the season-please call or visit online for exact schedule information. Learn more +LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Step inside the LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago and you will think you have just jumped into the worlds biggest box of LEGO. The 30,000 square foot indoor attraction, located in Schaumburgs Streets of Woodfield, is geared to families with children age 2 to 12 years old.Learn LEGO building secrets from the Master Model Builder, feel a part of the story in the 4D cinema, ride the dragon through the medieval LEGO castle, see iconic downtown Chicago landmarks in MINILAND, pedal to the skies on the Technicycle, and build and test your own LEGO creations! Other highlights include a DUPLO soft play area for younger children, LEGO construction challenges, a LEGO caf, and a full LEGO store. LEGOLAND Discovery Center is your passport to a LEGO world of color, creativity, and fun. With over 2 million LEGO bricks under one roof, what will you create and discover? Learn more +Lincoln Park Zoo Offers Take a ride on the Endangered Species Carousel located next to the Lion House, a Chicago landmark. Enjoy the hand carved and beautifully hand painted animals in need of protection. The young and the young at heart will all have fun hanging around with the colorful replicas of baby gorillas, polar bears, wild dogs and more. All aboard! Across from the Seal Pool, kids can ride a train built just for them. Just pick the animal themed car and let the conductor take you and the steam locomotive styled train away. Learn more +Museum of Contemporary Art Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago to see the most thought-provoking art created since 1945. One of the nations largest facilities devoted to the work of living artists, the MCA, Chicago is the best place in Chicago to excite, challenge, and provide insight into the work and creative process of the most stimulating artists of our time. View the art that everyone will be talking about tomorrow. Learn more +Museum of Science and Industry Plus Omnimax The Largest Science Museum in the Western Hemisphere! Housed in the only remaining building from the 1893 Worlds Fair, MSI is a Chicago must-see! Youll experience 14 acres of hands-on exhibits and have the chance to stand before a 40-foot tornado; climb aboard a World War II German submarine; take a run in a human-sized hamster wheel; descend into an Illinois coal mine; tour a fully functioning eco-friendly home; board a 727 hanging from the ceiling; transmit your pulse to a 13-foot, 3-D beating heart; and much more!MSI is not a place where you walk around quietly and observe. No way! You get involved in the fun - and learn by doing.Omnimax theater - Dont miss an eye-opening cinematic adventure in Chicagos only five-story, domed, wrap-around theater.Learn more +Navy Pier - Metropolitan Pier & Exposition Authority Go a little overboard at Navy Piers Pier Park, an outdoor landscaped area which features attractions such as a permanent 150-foot-high