Location: Schaumburg
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Top 6 Free Things to do in Schaumburg, Illinois (IL)
Schaumburg /ˈʃɔːmbɜːrɡ/ is a village located in Cook County and DuPage County in northeastern Illinois, United States. The village is a northwestern suburb of Chicago and is part of the Golden Corridor. Schaumburg is located roughly 28 miles (45 km) northwest of the Chicago Loop and approximately 10 miles (16 km) northwest of O'Hare International Airport. As of the 2010 census, the village had a total population of 74,227.
Restaurants in Schaumburg
1. Schaumburg Township District Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 35 reviews
We inspire, inform, and connect our community. Schaumburg Library serves around 130,000 residents in Schaumburg Township, including portions of Elk Grove Village, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Schaumburg and Streamwood. We have three locations: our Central Library in Schaumburg and our Branch Libraries in Hoffman Estates and Hanover Park.
Reviewed By DerelN - Schaumburg, United States
Besides your traditional book and media offerings, The library offers meeting rooms, workshops, and talks by great resources. Great programming!
2. Spring Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By SirJ2 - Addison, United States
Spring Vally Nautre Center has many ways to enjoy nature. You can walk the trails, see the pond, enjoy the old fashion Farm, view wild birds in the pavilion. What I want to point out is The BISON BLUFF playground. It's a paradise for kids, water to walk in, a sand pile with a water pump and flumes, a climbing tower with slides. LOADS of FUN. The BEST part is the place is designed for SAFE PLAY so there isn't anything the kids can't do with MINIMAL supervision. You can be confortable and watch your child have a BLAST. My Grandsons are 4 & 6 and really had a ball!!! I saw kids there from very young (barely walking) to preteen. HIGHLY RECOMMEND BISON BLUFF!! OH YA one more thing --- IT"S FREE!!!
3. Woodfield Mall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 636 reviews
Surround yourself with fashion, food, and fun with the most distinctive collection of shopping, dining and entertainment. Woodfield has the finest collection of department stores and specialty shops in the Great Lakes region including Nordstrom, Macy's, Lord & Taylor, jcpenney, Sears and nearly 300 stores and restaurants.
Reviewed By MeBlonde - Chicago, United States
Woodfield has always been a mall to visit once or twice a year as it is pretty far from my home. Besides the mall, there are a lot of good stores in the area as well as great restaurants so you can wander after the mall. As to going to the mall during this time, I felt all the cleaning precautions are being met, everyone in masks and plenty of stuff to buy. JC Penny, Macy's and Nordstrom are the main anchors and Lord and Taylor still there with going out of business sale signs everywhere. Most stores seem to go out of their way to keep customers safe by limiting the number of people in the stores. Sorry to see the Garret's closed but many other sweet bakery shops available as well as several coffee shops. This is a very big mall so if you are looking for a specific store would suggest you check on line to find out where the store is so you don't waste time looking for it. A couple of stores closed, but not many. Would shop again, if I was in the area.
4. Chicago Athenaeum International Sculpture Park
5. Trickster Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By veronicaw580 - Lancaster, United States
In the area sight seeing and came across this free place. My family really enjoyed it. There was so much to see. I think it's great that they showcase our native service members. They offered beautiful artwork for sale, as well.
6. Finn McCool's Irish Sports Pub
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 12 reviews
Finn McCool's Irish Sports Pub , located in Schaumburg & Crystal Lake in Illinois. Bringing a taste of Chicago's pub scene to the Suburbs, with a decor of rich, dark woods, stained glass, a large fireplace and a collection of Celtic artifacts peppered with music and sports collectibles to create a fun and colorful montage throughout the pub. "Finn McCool's captures the spirit of Irish warmth and hospitality, with a dash of downtown energy," said Mark Hoffmann, who along with Fred Hoffmann owns and operates Finn McCool's as well as dozens of other bars and restaurants in Chicagoland. "It's great to bring a classic Chicago pub to the suburbs". The name Finn McCool's comes from ancient Irish legends. Finn McCool (or Finn Mac Cumhail) was the greatest of the mythological Celtic heroes and leader of the Finians, the elite warrior band that guarded the high king of Ireland . Finn McCool's goes beyond typical pub food with more than 50 distinctive dishes on the menu, plus daily food specials. Finn McCool's is open serving both lunch and dinner. Tons of large extra-bright flat screen TVs provide full coverage of the day's sporting events. Tabletop speakers are available that can be tuned to each individual table's game of choice to hear the play-by-play. Patrons can also play sports and trivia video games on the NTN satellite network using cordless "playmaker" units to compete with players in bars across North America ... And Much Much More!
