Shedd Aquarium in Chicago
On the very shore of Lake Michigan lies the picturesque Museum Campus Park, which unites 3 of the largest museums in Chicago. One of them is made in the form of a neoclassical octagonal building made of white marble and terracotta.
Buckingham Fountain
The Buckingham Memorial Fountain in Grant Park has nothing to do with the story of the Queen’s pendants and the exploits of the three Musketeers. Its construction was paid for in 1927 by a certain Kate Buckingham, wanting to perpetuate the memory of her beloved brother Clarence, a wealthy Chicago businessman and philanthropist.
Chicago’s Magnificent Mile
The Magnificent Mile of Chicago (Magnificent Mile) is a part of Michigan Avenue built up with skyscrapers from the DuSable Bridge drawbridge to Oak Street. In fact, its length is only 1.23 km, and about 50 hotels, 300 restaurants and 500 shops are located on this short stretch.
Naval Pier in Chicago
The Naval Pier, a Chicago landmark with a rather unremarkable name, turns out to be absolutely attractive to tourists in every way. Even when approaching it, interesting installations, monuments and unusual features catch your eye.
Ernest Hemingway House Museum in Chicago
It is not necessary to be known as a literary critic or a book reader in order to allocate a few hours in a busy tourist schedule and go to Oak Park – the small homeland of the legendary Ernest Hemingway. This picturesque and green suburban area of Chicago has long been home to the local elite.
Art Institute of Chicago
Before you go on an excursion to the Art Institute of Chicago, check the availability of space on your camera’s memory card! The visit to the museum promises to be very eventful, and the number of photographs is record high.
Lincoln Park in Chicago
Along the shore of picturesque Lake Michigan, the Abraham Lincoln Public Park stretches for 11 km. It is incredibly popular among locals and visitors to the city, because according to statistics, about 20 million people come here every year.