Chicago Attractions
This famous street is a shopping paradise in a great architectural environment.
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A popular recreational center with many attractions, including a Ferris Wheel.
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Chicago still boasts the tallest skyscraper in the United States.
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The large oceanarium is home to Belugas and white sided dolphins.
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This park with the great Buckingham Fountain connects the Loop to Lake Michigan.
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One of several acclaimed buildings bordering the Chicago River on Wacker Drive.
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This early 1950s innovative glass and steel building has been copied all over the world.
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This small, somewhat hidden garden was designed by Alfred Caldwell who added a prairie style pavilion.
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This museum boasts an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, photographs and and artifacts from around the world.
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An architectural gem from Adler & Sullivan with a magnificent theater.
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Chicago's largest fountain has a 20 minute water display every hour
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A sightseeing boat trip on the Chicago river is a great way to view the skyscrapers bordering the river.
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The Chicago Temple is the world's tallest church building.
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When it was built in 1921, the Chicago theatre was one of the world's most opulent theatres.
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Chicago's Chinatown emerged at the end of the 19th century when immigrants who had first settled on the west coast moved to the Midwest.
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Only the headhouse of Chicago's oldest train station has survived the seventies.
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A complex of administration buildings in internationalist style. Flamingo, a famous Alexander Calder Statue, stands at the central square.
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This Natural History Museum is famous for Sue, the most complete T-Rex skeleton ever found.
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This building is a fine example of an early skyscraper influenced by the Chicago School of Architecture.
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This glass-enclosed steel building was built in 1985 for the government agencies of the State of Illinois.
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The 'Big John' is one of the tallest buildings in Chicago
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This great landmark with a glass facade was built in 1968.
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This zoo features gorillas, polar bears, zebras, giraffes, a rhino and many more animals, all for free!
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Two cylindrical towers were built in the 1960s to function as a 'city in the city'.
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This immense building occupies two city blocks along the Chicago river.
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Chicago's most famous bridge features four towers with beautiful bas relief sculptures.
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Chicago's state of the art Millennium Park opened in July 2004.
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This popular museum occupies a beautiful Beaux-Arts building.
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Chicago boasts several beaches right the city's downtown area; Oak Street Beach is one of the most popular.
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One of the few buildings surviving the Great Fire of 1871, it has become a symbol of Chicago's resilience.
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This area was once the home of some of the richest people in the nation.
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A neogothic tower at the intersection of the Magnificent Mile and the Chicago river.
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The great hall in the Union Station evokes the golden era of railroads.
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The first of a series of landmarks constructed at the southern end of the Magnificent Mile.
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