Chicago Official Visitors Guide 2008-2009 - (Page 58) see & do mySpa Offers authentic spa treatments that awaken energy, instill harmony and inspire guests to achieve the perfect balance of mind, body and soul. The extensive range of massage, skin care, body care and nail therapies caters to each guest’s unique needs, offering individualized solutions to a personalized spa experience. Mon.–Fri. 9am–9pm; Sat.–Sun. 9am–8pm. Fairmont Chicago, 200 N. Columbus Dr., 312-946-8945, www.fairmont.com/chicago/recreation/spa 13,000-square-foot urban sanctuary with relaxing services, including expert haircuts, color, facials, waxing, massage, acupuncture, energy healing, makeup, daily yoga classes. After spa services, enjoy a truly unique shopping experience in our three boutiques carrying everything from natural makeup lines to crystals, books, clothes, accessories, jewelry and more. For the traveler, come enjoy spa services and stay in one of our eight overnight guest suites. As seen on the show Split Ends on the Style Network. Mon.–Fri. 10am–7pm; Sat. 9am–7pm; Sun. 10am–6pm. 1743-1745 W. Division St., 773-235-2323, www.rubyroom.com Zoos ized safari rides from late spring through late fall. Admission is $11 adults, $7 seniors (65 and over) and children 3–11, children under 2 free. Parking $8 for cars; $10.75 for buses. Brookfield Zoo is located at First Ave. and 31st St. in Brookfield, just 14 miles west of downtown Chicago. The zoo is accessible via the Stevenson (I-55) and Eisenhower (I-290) expressways, Tri-State tollway (I-294), Burlington Northern commuter line and PACE bus service. Open daily 10am–5pm. Open 365 days a year. 3300 Golf Rd., Brookfield, 708-688-8000, www.czs.org Arts Dance Companies The Joffrey Ballet Chicago’s premier ballet company. VIP savings, service, seating for groups 10+. Joffrey Tower, 10 E. Randolph St., 312-739-0120, www.joffrey.org (Events) • 10/15–10/26: Fall Mixed Repertoire • 12/18–12/28: The Nutcracker • 2/18/09–3/1/09: Winter Mixed Repertoire Brookfield Zoo/Chicago Zoological Society Visitors can tour the zoo via motor- Ruby Room Spa for the Spirit A Lincoln Park Zoo One of the last free zoos in the country is home to more than 1,000 mammals, reptiles and birds. Visit the new Pritzker Family Children’s Zoo where children of all ages can feel “At Home in the Woods” while visiting animals native to North America. Swing by our Regenstein Center for African Apes where you can stand nose to nose with gorillas and chimpanzees. Shop on the wild side at our retail store, Wild Things! And enjoy a magical journey on the AT&T Endangered Species Carousel. Minutes from downtown at Lake Shore Dr. and Fullerton Pkwy. Paid parking is available on Cannon Dr. The zoo is directly accessible via the 151 & 156 CTA bus line. Open every day 10am–5pm. Cannon Dr. at Fullerton Pkwy., 312-742-2000, www.lpzoo.org Libraries Chicago Public Library Harold Washington Library Center From the spectacular Grand Lobby to the Winter Garden, this architectural gem offers visitors a memorable experience. The Chicago Public Library showcases a vast collection of literature, science, history, business and technology, comprehensive information services, cultural programs, free Internet access and WiFi capabilities throughout. For more than 130 years, the Chicago Public Library has provided life-long learning to the people of Chicago. Mon.–Thurs. 9am–9pm, Fri. & Sat. 9am–5pm, Sun. 1pm–5pm. Closed most holidays. 400 S. State St., 312-747-4300, www.chicagopubliclibrary.org One All-Access Pass, One Crazy-Low Price Unlimited access to all the hottest spots in the city! Included Attractions: Adler Planetarium The Field Museum Shedd Aquarium Sears Tower Sky Deck Shoreline Cruises Gray Line Tours The Hancock Observatory The Art Institute of Chicago Navy Pier Attractions and much MORE! You’ll save tons of money and time. Get a FREE Guidebook with each order to help you plan your ideal Chicago trip. www.GoChicagoCard.com pg 58£ Two ways to get more information: call 1-877-CHICAGO or go to choosechicago.com http://www.Gochicagocard.com http://www.choosechicago.com
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