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Blessed with a crop of sustainably-minded restaurants, energy-efficient public transportation, and the wide green oasis of Milennium Park, Chi-Town is a green traveler's haven.
Read the articleDestinations: Chicago · The Loop · Near North
Themes: Eco-Travel
Inspired by: Going Green in America's Cities — by Keith Rockmael, Published Oct. 2007
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From complimentary companion goldfish (yes, bowls are included) and GM-led Segway tours to in-room spa treatments, guests don't have sacrifice pers
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Chef and television personality Rick Bayless opened this Near North Side restaurant next door to his more casual Frontera Grill back in 1989, intro
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Rent a Vespa for eco-travels in and around Chicago.
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Since opening in 2004, the 24.5-acre Millennium Park has become a Chicago staple that lures renowned artists, architects, and musicians. Highlights
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