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Chicago
Travel by Amtrak
®
and you’ll do more
Chicago is America’s rail transportation hub and
an excellent base from which to explore the Great
than just get from Point A to Point B –
Lakes region. As one of two direct rail routes between
the American heartland and the great metropolises of the
you’ll discover a whole new way of
Northeast, the scenic Amtrak Lake Shore Limited™ offers
stunning views of Lake Michigan and Lake Erie as well as the
experiencing America! Enjoy the Erie Canal and New York’s Hudson River.
The train leaves Chicago’s striking skyline behind, traveling
relaxed pace and stress-free ambience of
east across Northern Indiana – where the University of Notre
Dame’s gilded dome is visible over the treetops near South
contemporary train travel. Stretch out in
Bend – then along Lake Michigan, the Mohawk River and the
a spacious seat or lounge in your private
southern shore of Lake Erie. After passing through Toledo and
Sandusky, Ohio – home to Cedar Point, one of the world’s premier
Sleeping car room. Make new friends over
amusement parks – the Lake Shore Limited
®
continues to
Cleveland, known to music lovers as the home of the Rock and Roll
a game of cards or dinner in the Dining
Hall of Fame and to sports fans as the home of the Browns, Indians
and Cavaliers. As the train heads into New York State, enjoy a
car. Or simply marvel at the spectacular
scenic ride through the Finger Lakes region before continuing to
Albany – with connecting service to Boston – and New York City.
scenery right outside your window.
Amtrak Hiawatha
®
Service offers convenient, regularly
scheduled service from Chicago to nearby Milwaukee,
Because on Amtrak, the journey is just as Wisconsin, home of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team and
the architecturally striking Milwaukee Art Museum. A quick
inviting as the destination.
90-minute trip will have you in the city known worldwide for its
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