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Located in a new building near the historic Water Tower in the heart of downtown Chicago, Illinois, United States, the Museum of Contemporary Art is one of the world’s largest contemporary art venues. Established in 1967, the museum is an innovative center of modern art where the public can directly experience the work and ideas of living artists. This is one of the best places in Chicago to excite, challenge, and discuss about contemporary art and culture.

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1. Rungrado May Day Stadium
Situated in Pyongyang, North Korea this monumental stadium contains an incredible 150,000 people. Opened on May 1, 1989 in honor of Labor Day, hence his name – Rungrado May Day. Its shape resembles a blooming flower and has 16 arches arranged in a circle. The stadium can seat 150,000 which is the largest stadium capacity in the world.

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Offering a modern atmosphere and homey comfort, the Baronette Renaissance Hotel is located in Detroit, Michigan. Designed by d-ash design the hotel features a contemporary lounge interior. Inspired by American 20th century modernism, the design includes only natural materials – steel, glass, wood.

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It is placed at 806  Michigan Avenue along the Magnificent Knot shopping govern in the Adjacent North  Surface dominion extent of Chicago, Illinois. The shape reaches a top of 154 ft or 47 prosody and towered over all the neighboring buildings. Piece it has served in its innovation use since 1911, it is a common traveller attraction.

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Located on the shores of Lake Huron, near Michigan, many people even don’t know about this place being existed on earth. This amazing rock is one of the most beautiful places in nature you will ever see. One of the little-known wonders of Huron County, this place is really a paradise.

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Built around Michigan’s largest indoor/outdoor waterpark at over 38,000 feet, the Great Wolf Lodge is a prime destination for family vacations. The waterparks offer an amazing guest experience in a one-of-a-kind, rustically elegant setting. The lodge offers two Northwoods themed family restaurants- Camp Critter The Loose Moose Cottage.

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Showing remarkable advanced sensitivity to global warming, the inhabitants of Mackinac Island banned motorized vehicles in 1898 – a prohibition that exists to this day with limited exception for emergency and service vehicles. But there are still plenty of eco-friendly horse-drawn carriages to be seen. Photo by: strizich

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The two Manitau Islands in Lake Michigan were once settled, but are now uninhabited. This doesn’t mean they are abandoned, as both are part of the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore. Each has a ranger station and the islands are emerged as a destination for day trips and adventure camping holidays. The visitors who need to stay require park and camping permits. Photo by: jensenl

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Chicago is one of the most important and most celebrated tourist attractions in the world. Located on Lake Michigan, east of Chicago’s Downtown, Navy Pier has been first opened in 1916. 50 acres of parks, promenades, gardens, shops, restaurants and attractions.

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Thick wood tables for communal dining stretch down the middle of this room, surrounded by smaller tables. There’s  a communal table where up to 20 guests can eat.

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