Best Landmarks in Chicago, IL

Still my favorite place in the Loop, but I'm sad that the excellent gift shop and Art-o-Mat are no longer there. We have seen some amazing exhibits over the years, probably the best being on the architect Louis Sullivan and the photographer and conservation activist Richard Nickel, who tried to bring awareness to Sullivan when he'd fallen out of fashion (and died trying to salvage architectural pieces from Adler & Sullivan's Chicago Stock Exchange building; part of the building collapsed with hi

Chicago 360 was breathtaking. The whole experience was wonderful and one I wish I can relive on a weekly basis. The building is fairly new and very clean and welcoming. The line for the 360 tour was not long at all. It took us a total of 5 mins to get up there. The staff was extremely nice and the price wasn't bad at all. Once you get up there, every inch of the room has a view of the city and every single part was breathtaking. You could see all of downtown Chicagos beauty. It felt as if t

Every one who visits Chicago must make this a part of their itinerary. Before even getting into the elevator, you are surrounded by information about the building and even famous people of Chicago. Chicago is a proud city and they have every right to be. I loved learning about the history and the background of the building and its people that built it. You get a mini movie that provides more great visual slew of information. Even the elevator was an event of itself. You ride up to the 103rd flo