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Canal Towns

Canal Towns

A mid-1800’s architectural wonder helped make Chicago the city it is today.  The 96-mile Illinois & Michigan Canal (I&M Canal) connected the Great Lakes in Bridgeport, Chicago to the Illinois River at LaSalle-Peru, and amazingly unique towns sprung up that maintain their authentic charm to this date. 

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Route 66

Route 66

Freedom. The Open Road. The American Dream. All are still alive on The Mother Road. The nostalgia of diners, museums, tourist stops and neon lights are there for you to visit as you make the drive from Chicago to Santa Monica, CA. You can still get your Kicks on Route 66!

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Starved Rock

Starved Rock

A visit to Starved Rock State Park consists of many sights to behold, including breathtaking views of its many canyons and awe-inspiring scenes of eagles flying during the winter month.

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The Heritage Corridor is filled with events that are waiting just for you.  Live music, fun festivals, learning programs, and active adventures await.

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Are you looking for a specific type of place to visit in the I&M Canal Heritage Corridor?  If you're a craft beer fan, you will love the Heritage Corridor Ale Trail?  Seeing a thrilling journey or just an escape, check out Adventure Outside Chicago.  We've got all the info to unlock your next trip right here.

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Gaetanos Vault
200 E Main St Streator, IL 61364
815-822-9000
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Gaetano's Vault is a steakhouse, live music venue, and gambling hall in Streator, IL, that serves LaSalle and Livingston counties. Gaetano's Vault is an all-in-one entertainment destination specializing in a fine dining experience, premium steaks, a beer wall with 20 draft beers, and a gaming room. We also offer an extensive menu and a full service bar, featuring pasta, seafood, burgers, specialty cocktails, martinis, bourbon, and more! Founded in 2022, this unique establishment is sure to exceed your expectations. Contact us to learn more about our event venue availability!

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