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Chicago

National Museum of Emerging Science Tokyo.

Top 10

Destination discovery

Brian Johnston seeks out the top 10 overseas science museums, guaranteed to fire the imagination.

USA

Applause for the edgy city

Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Chicago

Richard Tulloch finds a fresh artistic breeze blowing through Chicago.

USA

A walk with the well-heeled

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Richard Tulloch enjoys five-star service, despite wearing sensible shoes.

USA

First stop is Second City

Chicago's Marilyn Monroe statue.

Comparisons with New York are inevitable, but Lance Richardson revels in Chicago's energy and singular character.

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Travellers Tips

Tips

The best things in life are freebies, so take your pick

Illustration: Michael Mucci

Jane E. Fraser Sprinkling some cost-free events into your itinerary can stretch the holiday budget. You just need to know where to look, especially in the big cities.

Hotels

Your wish is their command

Young woman in a jacuzzi in luxury hotel.

Hotels are taking extraordinary measures to attract guests. Here's how you can get rock-star treatment.

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Put another kipper in the pan

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