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Midwestern United States
The Midwest is a lovely region in the country that sports both flat terrain and rolling hills from state to state. It is also home to a fabulous array of alluring cities and towns that will keep your group entertained. Home to exciting big cities like Chicago and beautiful states brimming with natural wonders like Michigan, the Midwest will have your group clamoring for more. And don’t forget, the country’s biggest mall, the Mall of America in Minnesota, features more than 5.6 million square feet of shopping fun.
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Illinois Itinerary: Rivers, Railroads and Architects
Rockford, Rochelle, Dixon, Aurora, Plano, Utica, Joliet, Kankakee
Illinois Itinerary: Sampling a Slice of Suburbia
North Chicago, Old Mill Creek, Gurnee, Glencoe, Barrington Hills, Union, Woodstock, Arlington Heights, Oak Park, Brookfield, Oakbrook Terrace, Chicago, Frankfort, University Park
Illinois Itinerary: Natural Beauty Abounds in Southern Illinois
Carbondale, Harrisburg, Vienna, Murphysboro, Marion, Goreville, Belknap, Metropolis, Ava, Makanda, Alto Pass, Pinckneyville, Du Quoin
Illinois Itinerary: Country Life and Lincoln Lore
Rantoul, Champaign, Monticello, Arthur, Effingham, Springfield, Lincoln
Historic Illinois Towns Along the Mississippi River
Hartford, Edwardsville, Alton, Quincy, Nauvoo, Rock Island, Moline, Galena
Wisconsin Itinerary: I-43 Offers Lots To See
Four-day/three-night tour of the Eastern Shores of Wisconsin.Â
Wisconsin Itinerary: Branch Off I-43 for So Much to See
Three-day/two-night tour along the Eastern Shores of Wisconsin.Â
Wisconsin Itinerary: So Much More Off I-94
While Milwaukee is the largest urban center in the state, it becomes a patchwork of small towns when you break it down by neighborhood – Bayview, the East Side, the West Side, Historic 3rd Ward, Walker’s Point and Riverwest are all unique experiences.