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Enjoy a 2day/1night stay for 2- 4 persons in business class--1 queen, 1 king or 2 queen accommodations  at Days Inn Chicago.

Attractions:

• Shedd Aquarium-Four pack of passes. Tickets are good for express entry to aquarium, Abbott Oceaniarium and Wild Reef. Also includes Jellies and aquatic show animals connect you to the living world, inspiring you to make a difference. Shedd is home to more than 32,500 animals, including an Australian lungfish that's the oldest fish in any aquarium in the world, and young beluga whales born in the Abbott Oceanarium. In fact, you'll meet creatures from aquatic habitats around the world, from Caribbean reefs to the Amazon River to our own Great Lakes. Find out why Shedd is the No. 1-attended public aquarium in the United States.
  
  Jellies 
  A body without bones. A pulse but no heartbeat. Simple yet complex. Enter the mesmerizing world of sea jellies only at Shedd Aquarium! Discover how these fascinating creatures thrive, some carried on ocean currents, others pulsing on the seafloor. They're 95 percent water and 100 percent amazing! But hurry- they're at Shedd Aquarium for only a limited time.
• Frank Lloyd Wright's Chicago
  Tour tickets donation by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust 
  
  Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
  This home served as Wright's private residence and workplace from 1889-1909, the first 20years of his career. It was in this studio that Wright and his associates developed a new American architecture, the Prairie style, designing 125 structures.The Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District that surrounds the Home and Studio has the largest number of Wright-designed homes anywhere.
  
  The Robie House
  It is considered one of the 10 most significant structures of the 20th century by the American Institute of Architects. Recently, PBS named it one of the 10 Buildings that Changed America. The house was designed for Frederick C. Robie, a forward thinking business man, in 1908 and completed in 1910. The house sparked a revolution in residential architecture and is known as a masterpiece of the Prairie style as well as forerunner of modernism.
  
  The Rookery Light Court
  After opening his Oak Park studio, Frank Lloyd Wright rented space in the Rookery building to serve as his downtown office.Wright was commissioned in 1905 to update the interior lobby of the building, creating a spectacular environment that is one of his most dramatic interior compositions. Built in 1888, The Rookery is one of Chicago's greatest early commercial skyscrapers.