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It�s probably all in the, uh, nose of the beholder. The name Chicago may have come from an Algonquian word for strong or powerful. Early French settlers, however, believed it derived from another Algonquian word meaning �onion place,� due to the wild onions that once grew there. Coming to Chicago? Click here for great deals on hotels.
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Hop on and off our sightseeing Trolleys and Double Decker Buses all day long! One ticket buys two tours guided by the most knowledgeable and entertaining drivers in the city. Visit the city's top attractions along our 13-mile route. Stop to dine, visit,shop - whatever you like. From Sears Tower to the Water Tower; from Navy Pier to State Street; from River North to Museum Campus, an all day pass for the Trolley or Double Decker is all you need to discover the Windy City. Vehicles are open-air when weather permits; and enclosed and heated in inclement weather. Tours operate year-round. Family passes, 2-day passes and all day passes are available for all ages.
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