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Take Interstate 55 south from Chicago towards Saint Louis and in about 150 miles, after a slight turn west on Interstate 74, you will come to the city of Peoria, Illinois. Peoria can trace its history all the way back to the seventeenth century and is the oldest European settlement in Illinois. Named after an Indian tribe of the same name, there are more than 115,000 residents of the city, making it the eighth most populous city in the state.

There is no shortage of activities in Peoria for both the young and old. Visitors and residents can race go-karts at Kartville as well as a variety of games such as miniature golf. The Gwynn Aquatic Center is the perfect place for fun in the sun with water slides and pools for all ages. For the more refined palate, the Contemporary Art Center of Peoria offers many activities and shows. This multi-use facility offers swing classes as well as traveling art exhibits. The George L. Luthy Memorial Botanical Garden has exhibits such as the Herb Gardens and Rose Gardens for every type of nature lover.

For the athletic-minded, Coyote Creek is a 6,700-yard golf course that features challenging holes while still being enjoyable for golfers of all handicaps. The golf course sits on 10 acres of lakes and other natural wonders. Courses are also offered for the beginning golfer, and the course also boasts a stocked pro shop. The Owens Recreation Center is a perfect place to cool off with two full-size indoor ice rinks. Public and family skate times are fun for all ages, and hockey classes are also available. The Peoria Chiefs are a mainstay in the area and are the Class A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals. Finally, Bradley University offers a variety of collegiate sporting events that are reasonably priced for every to attend.