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Champaign CountyChampaign County, Illinois is an expansive and diverse county with a population of over 200,000. Founded in 1833, it was originally used as a trading post by many migrating pioneers to the Midwest. Today, Champaign County is home to a variety of notable establishments, attractions and points of interest. From bustling downtown Urbana to University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - the state's flagship university - to the colourful suburban lifestyles of Mahomet and St. Joseph. The county also bo
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Downtown ChampaignDowntown Champaign offers a thriving mix of culture, business, and entertainment. Visitors can explore the many charming shops that line the streets or take a stroll through one of its many green spaces. Historic sites such as the University of Illinois Main Quadrangle, Willard Airport, and Morrow Plots add to the unique character of downtown. The area also has a vibrant nightlife with plenty of restaurants and bars for visitors to enjoy.
Lake of the Woods Forest PreserveLake of the Woods Forest Preserve with over 230 acres of beautiful natural land, this preserve has something for everyone. From wildlife watching to fishing and picnicking to trails that are suitable for cross-country skiing in the winter and biking, hiking or birding throughout the year, there are endless activities. The lake itself adds an extra layer of beauty to the preserve: visitors can canoe or kayak around its banks for a perfect day out!
Main QuadThe Main Quad is a place full of history and a great spot to spend the day. This two-block area, bounded by Green Street, Wright Street and Daniel Street contains the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, with its iconic stately architecture. The Main Quad offers an abundance of activities for visitors of all ages. It features an impressive array of sculptures and monuments honoring past distinguished faculty as well as current members of the university community.