MILLENNIUM PARK
In addition to being the perfect place to jog, Millennium Park hosts free ...Read more
360 CHICAGO OBS.DECK
Large black pyramidal tower of 343.5 m high with a 360° panorama ideal for ...Read more
WILLIS TOWER - SKYDECK CHICAGO
With one hundred and ten floors and a height of 442 m, the unmissable ...Read more
THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO
Chicago's most popular museum is fascinating with its extensive collection ...Read more
CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE CENTER
Excellent walking, bus, trolley or bike tours to learn more about Chicago's ...Read more
THE MARQUETTE BUILDING
Beautiful lobby with large mosaics inside benefiting from a structure of ...Read more
CHICAGO GREETER
Free service to visit Chicago and meet locals, offering InstaGreeter tours ...Read more
THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CHICAGO
Read moreAt the time of the construction of this church, in 1912, the Magnificent Mile was called Pine Street and none of the surrounding towers was still there. Today, when you're inside its little courtyard, on Michigan Avenue, you can see in the sky the pyramid and massive form of the Hancock Center. On the occasion of the visit of this church, you really realize the amazing development of Chicago. As for the church itself, it has an organ of 6 603 pipes that was restored in 2015 as well as beautiful stained stained glass windows.
SHEDD AQUARIUM
The world's largest aquarium in a Beaux-Arts style building with local ...Read more
THE WRIGLEY BUILDING
Association of 2 white buildings connected by 2 elevated walkways being the ...Read more
HAROLD WASHINGTON LIBRARY
9-storey library with free access, website and exhibition tourRead more
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY (M.S.I.)
Interactive science museum with a giant model of the Loop with its streets, ...Read more
THE FIELD MUSEUM
A T-Rex, specimens preserved through the centuries and real mummies await ...Read more
FLAMINGO
Read moreIn the centre of the Chicago Federal Center Square, this sculpture by Calder stands out for its arched shape and bright red colour, right in the middle of the strict black lines of the Mies van der Rohe buildings. This 50-ton stabile (as opposed to the mobile) made of thin metal plates was sponsored by the City of Chicago in 1974 by American artist Alexander Calder. It is called Flamingo (pink flamingo), although Calder himself did not give it a name. However, it is easy to see why the Chicagoans named it that way.
MARINA CITY
2 twin towers like ears of corn without the kernels in the city of Chicago, ...Read more
CARBIDE AND CARBON BUILDING
Art Deco building like a champagne bottle overlooking Michigan Avenue, with ...Read more
THE CHARNLEY-PERSKY HOUSE
House presenting the work of 2 great architects with the Victorian houses ...Read more
ORIENTAL INSTITUTE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Museum and archaeological research center with 7 galleries that trace the ...Read more
LINCOLN PARK CONSERVATORY
Conservatory which includes 4 parts hosting all the floral exhibitions ...Read more
THE MANHATTAN BUILDING
Building built on the model of the skyscraper after the advent of the metal ...Read more