Landmarks in Chicago
Travelers cannot visit Chicago without visiting some of its great landmarks. Baseball fans will love to ride the el with the local Cubs fans to Wrigley Field, and history buffs will want to check out The St. James Cathedral, the oldest Episcopal Church in the city and one of the few surviving buildings left over from the Great Chicago Fire. "Cloud Gate," or as many locals call "The Bean" for its legume-like shape, draws viewers year round. Chicago's landmarks give unique images to the city, and will give you great pictures to take home.
Cloud Gate
222 North Columbus Drive
(AT&T Plaza, Millennium Park)
Millennium Park's Scene-Stealing Bean...
The Hancock Observatory
875 N. Michigan Ave
94th floor of the John Hancock Center, enter on Delaware St
Spectacular views of the city...
Fourth Presbyterian Church (The)
126 East Chestnut Street
Peaceful church in the midst of Michigan Avenue...
University of Chicago (The)
5801 South Ellis Avenue
Gothic campus, birthplace of the atomic bomb & breeder of Nobel Prize Winners...
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