Collinsville, IL may be a small town, but there are many fun and interesting things to see and do when you're there. Whether you want to explore historic sites or spend the day racing, Collinsville has a lot to offer.

Visitors can choose from a variety of accommodations and restaurants, and use free shuttles to and from the restaurant, shopping and attractions in the area surrounding local hotels. You can spend less time for snacks and more time for fun in Collinsville, enjoy the nightlife, stroll quietly through the streets of downtown while shopping and dining, or enjoy the sights and sounds of downtown Chicago. Laundry and valet services are available at the hotels, as well as free parking in the local restaurants and bars.

Fairmount Park Racetrack is one of the largest and most popular horse racing tracks in the country outside the Chicago area. The attraction is that it is the only horse race track in Illinois and the second largest in North America. On Saturdays the night race takes over, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays there is a whole race day, on Sundays a night race. Every Tuesday Horse Hookey plays, where admission is reduced and food and drink is offered.

Collinsville is located in the American Bottoms and is the second largest city in Illinois with a population of about 1,500,000. It is also home to Fairmount Park Racetrack, the largest horse race track in North America. The main roads in and around Collinsville are: I-80, U.S. Route 66, Illinois Route 60, Interstate 75, I-70 and Interstate 80. Travel times and distances are guidelines and indicators and are influenced by weather conditions and other factors such as traffic, weather, road conditions, traffic lights, etc.

You may want to avoid Collinsville once the mercury starts to rise, but you may not have to. Other festivals taking place in Collinsville include: the Italian festival, held every September, Blues Palooza, held every October, and the Halloween Walk and Chili Cook - off, held in October. This two-day festival celebrates everything Italian, with live music and vendors selling everything from artisanal cheese to wine, beer, wine and spirits, food and drinks.

Collinsville is also known for its horseradish, and in early June it hosts the annual Horseradish Festival in Woodland Park. There is an open day for the race, which can be taken in the clubhouse on race day, but the park is open from 11 am to 5 pm on the day of the event. Collinsville hosts an annual Horser Somali Festival in Woodlands Park, located on Route 159 in Collins County. Admission is free and will be on Saturday, June 4, from noon to 4 p.m. at Forest Park on Route 158 and Collins Street in Woodsville.

Try the Drury Inn St. Louis in Collinsville, which has been rated highly by previous guests who appreciate its opulent decor and friendly staff. While you're at it, check out this pizza service in St. Louis and get in the mood for a good, old-fashioned pizza from one of the best pizza services in town.

Built in 1925, the park features an oval shaped track with races on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. There are restaurants in the clubhouse for a bite to eat, and the track is home to popular races, including the St. Patrick's Day race on Saturday, July 1, and the Illinois State Fair. The first section was completed in 1937 and over 90 races are held each year with live betting. Collinsville Public Library is located on Main Street and a walkway leads to the main entrance of the library on the corner of Main and Main Streets.

Start your morning with a complimentary continental breakfast, which includes a breakfast sandwich, coffee, tea or tea, a cup of coffee and a glass of water. The fuel cost is calculated based on the MPG of your car or truck and the cost per gallon of gasoline.

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