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19th Century Skyscrapers

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Millennium Park Tour

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What to visit in Chicago in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Chicago

Cloud Gate (The Bean)

One of the most famous points of interest that you will find in our Millenium Park tour is "the Bean". It's one of the largest permanent outdoor art installations in the world, placed in 2004 and since then one of the most iconic attractions.

Wrigley Square

Wrigley Square is a public square in Millenium Park and one of the points of interest of our Chicago Walking tours. The square hosts the Millenium Monument, whose base is engraved with the name of Millennium Park’s 122 Founders.

Pritzker Pavilion

This iconic landmark of Chicago is the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, also known as Pritzker Music Pavilion. It's one of the most visited spots in Chicago and it often hosts many cultural performances.

Chicago Building

Also known as Chicago Savings Bank Building, this is an early skyscraper built at the beginning of the 20th century. You can learn its full history by taking our audio tours.

Fisher Building

This magnificent neo-Gothic building is one of the gems that we most appreciate in our 19th Century Skyscrapers Tour. Its construction was completed in 1896, the same year in which it was publicly opened.

Nichols Bridgeway

Built in collaboration between the Millennium Park Foundation and the Art Institute of Chicago, this bridge has been designed by famous Italian architect Renzo Piano and is a lovely gem you can find in the park.

BP Bridge

The BP Pedestrian Bridge, with its length of 285 meters and serpentine structure, is another main landmark of Chicago. It opened in 2004 and was designed to complement the Pritzker Pavilion we described before.

Monadnock Building

If you scrolled until here, you might have understood that Chicago is full of magnificent skyscrapers, and the Monadnock Building is yet another part of our tours. Built from 1891, it is the tallest load-bearing brick building ever constructed.

Sullivan Center

One of the most-known works of Louis Sullivan is the Sullivan Center or the Carson Pirie Scott & Co. Building, which you can find at the corner of State and Madison.

Crown Fountain

Located in Millenium Park and famous for displaying the faces of Chicago, this is a digital art display designed by the Spanish artist Jaume Plensa.