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Baseball stadium in Chicago, Illinois
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Baseball stadium in Chicago, Illinois


Science museum in Chicago's Jackson Park, housed in the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition's Palace of Fine Arts.


Aquarium in Chicago, Illinois, United States


Aquarium in Chicago, Illinois, United States


Riverside public park in Chicago's Chinatown, named for civic leader Ping Tom and opened in 1999.


Free museum of Mexican and Chicano art and culture in Harrison Park, in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood.


Natural history museum in Chicago, Illinois


Stadium in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.


A commercial airport on Chicago's southwest side, the city's primary airport before O'Hare.


Most populous city in Illinois, United States

An automated breakwater lighthouse at the entrance to Chicago Harbor, first lit in 1893.


Public park in Chicago, Illinois, US

Garden cemetery in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood, established in 1860, with Louis Sullivan tombs.

Arena in Chicago, Illinois


Baseball stadium in Chicago, Illinois, US


United States historic place


Former US Highway between Chicago and Santa Monica


Art museum in Illinois, United States


Historic pier in Chicago, Illinois, US


Observation deck on the 103rd floor of Chicago's Willis Tower, opened in 1974.


Former central library in Chicago's Loop, completed in 1897 and now a free city-run cultural center.


Public space in Chicago, Illinois


Zoo in Chicago, Illinois, United States


Early-1900s greenhouse conservatory in Chicago's Garfield Park, designed by landscape architect Jens Jensen.


An oxbow lake left behind by a shifting Missouri River channel, near Council Bluffs.


Lauritzen Gardens is Omaha's botanical center, a 100-acre living museum of plants featuring themed gardens, a conservatory, and a model railroad garden.


History museum of Omaha and the American West in the city's 1931 Art Deco Union Station.


Three connected downtown parks on the Missouri River in Omaha, rebuilt and reopened in 2022 and 2023.


Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium is a 160-acre zoo on the south side of Omaha, renowned for its expansive indoor exhibits, including the Lied Jungle and Desert Dome.


The Old Market is a historic warehouse district in downtown Omaha known for its brick-paved streets, 19th-century brick buildings, shops, galleries and restaurants.


Largest city in Nebraska, on the west bank of the Missouri River, known as the birthplace of the College World Series.


South 24th Street's historic commercial core between M and O Streets, the old downtown of South Omaha.


The Gerald R. Ford Birthsite and Gardens marks the Omaha location where the 38th U.S. president was born in 1913, now a memorial park with a presidential rose garden.

Midtown Omaha restaurant and bar district on Farnam Street around the historic 1915 Blackstone Hotel.


Large recreation park between Omaha and Lincoln, with a lodge, observation tower, and aquatic center.

Reservoir park near Brighton where more than 350 bird species have been recorded and bald eagles nest.


Baseball stadium in Denver, Colorado


Denver's City Beautiful civic park between the State Capitol and the City and County Building.


Welton Street's historic district, the heart of Black Denver and its jazz scene from the 1920s to the 1950s.


Restored 1889 Capitol Hill home of Titanic survivor Margaret 'Molly' Brown, open for guided tours.

Sculpture in Denver, Colorado, U.S.

Denver's River North art district, a former industrial area of murals, studios, galleries, breweries and music venues.


Capital of Colorado, U.S.


Pedestrian and transit mall in Denver, Colorado, United States


United States historic center


Art museum in Denver, Colorado, United States


State capitol building of the U.S. state of Colorado

Arena in Denver, Colorado


Riverside park at the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River, where Denver began in 1858.


Train station in Denver, Colorado


Stadium in Denver, Colorado


Public garden in Colorado


Zoo in Denver, Colorado, US


Denver's largest park, home to the Denver Zoo, the Museum of Nature & Science and Ferril Lake.


Museum in Denver, Colorado, U.S.


South Denver's 165-acre park of lakes, flower gardens, a historic boathouse and the Wash Park loop.
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